Or it's just Slacktivisim at it's finest, anyone remember Kony?
I brought up Kony several pages ago...and yes, this reminds me of that.
Look, I have no issue at all with films like Blackfish, slanted or not. The film was extremely well done, had a fantastic score, and was compelling (though mostly an edited emotional appeal). Just like I have no issue with many of Michael Moore's documentaries (or most documentaries at all). Most are slanted to gain viewers, outside of the really dry ones...and that's fine. If it interests people to start researching the issue being presented, and acts to encourage reasoned discussion, I applaud it!
What I do have an issue with are people who will watch one movie and then decide they are now informed enough about a specific situation to make an educated decision about it.
To make matters worse, many of them then feel that they are now, after watching a film and possibly doing a few hours of googling, they are now educated enough about a situation that they should not only form an opinion, but have the ability to dismiss (not counter, not discuss, dismiss) anything that does not conform to the opinion they have decided...because, that just may mean they are not as educated as they think they are.
There is a term for this...confirmation bias.
And that, my friend, is the death of reasoning. And, without reasoning, we as a species (as history has proven) make some very...very...BAD decisions.