Battlefield Earth battle heating up!

Cruise & Kidman Quit Scientology warn Warner Brothers about BattleField Earth (South China Morning Post World Saturday, April 29, 2000)

Don't mention Scientology or kiss the box office bye-bye.
(National Post Online)

Washington Post article Nov 28, 1999

Premiere Magazine

Sci(entology)-Fi Thriller, Movie Musings by Will Leitch
John Travolta's latest film, Battlefield Earth, brings new
meaning to the term cult classic.

Hollywood Confidential, Battlefield Down

Battlefield Earth given "NO Chance" at box office

IFuse, Battlefield Earth set Creeps out the Crew

Travota Promotes BattleField Earth through Scientology Centers
What he does not want you to know!

Also see Chud, Battlefield Earth, Lets get the Hell Outta Here

BattleField Earth not expected to do well. ( New York Post Online)

Westwards, Off Limits Look who's talking now.

A Globe article on another Travolta movie alleged to have subliminal advertising.

The Scoop on MSNBC by Jeannette Walls, Watch the Movie Join Scientology, This article was at http://www.msnbc.com/news/377746.asp?cp1=1#BODY but now is gone and not available at this time in the archive.

Just when I thought I had heard it all, the following appeared in a CompuServe discussion on Battlefield Earth's "bestseller" status:

I have a relative who participated in this. She and other Scientologists would go to B. Dalton's and buy multiple copies of BE with church money in order to cheat its way onto the best seller lists. This is what the claim of "one of the best selling science fiction novels" comes from.