While I don't know what Spike Lee actually said (and I thought he'd mellowed of late), Heston needs no help in making a fool of himself. I thought he'd actually bring the NRA around to reason on a few points, but he's just as wacky as any of their earlier leaders. here in Missouri, we recently had a referendum on the ballot to remove prohibitions against carrying concealed weapons. Needless to say, Heston and the NRA came to town, outspent their opponents by about 400% and lost anyway.... Heston ran an ad in which he cited his experience in the civil rights movement as proof of his humanity....if you ask me, anyone who can invoke the name of Martin Luther King in a commercial favoring handguns is just plain evil.... (He also cited the murder of Matthew Shepherd as a case that might have been avoided if the victim had been armed.. (This was last spring, just a few weeks before he suggested that it would have been a good thing if the guards at Columbine H.S. had been carrying guns. Apparently his solution to any crisis is crossfire....) R. Hunt ---- Screen-L is sponsored by the Telecommunication & Film Dept., the University of Alabama: http://www.tcf.ua.edu