Fahrenheit 9/11
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Movie Reviews of Fahrenheit 9/11
Movie Review: Moore awareness
Summary: 5 Stars
Great movie. Really brings to the forefront behind the scene politics. Gets one thinking about issues one would probably never think about. Moore really does a great job of making people aware. I've seen only two of his projects but have enjoyed both.Movie Review: This movie is the truth !!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
There was no hype in this documentary by Michael Moore. It tells the whole truth and anyone who doesn't believe everything in this film is in denial. I don't need to give a critique here, the movie says it all. A MUST SEE !!!!Movie Review: Great Documentary
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a Great MM Movie, interesting, well thought out and Exposes some very Interesting things.Movie Review: Excellent
Summary: 5 Stars
This product was shipped quickly and the condition was just as described by the seller.Movie Review: Good exploration of Iraq war...with some over-the-top moments
Summary: 4 Stars
Let's face it. Chances are you either loved or hated this film before you even saw it. Personally, I liked it a great deal. I liked the fact that Michael Moore uses the politicians' own videotaped words to indict them, but I also disliked the insinuation in the film that American soldiers were jar-heads who enjoyed or were callous about the killing and suffering of ordinary Iraqis as a result of the war. His final thought in the film is an important one - after all the lies told about why we went to Iraq, why would anybody ever trust us again? This lack of trust is important in the context of the current 2008 Presidential election cycle. It has seen an unusually high level of participation of young people and it has seen voters of all ages largely rejecting potential nominees perceived as Washington insiders. Much of this can be traced back to the level of cynicism Moore displays in this film.
Also, and somewhat off-topic, I have to wonder how it is that Michael Moore was able to see the damage that such quotable quotes from conservative politicians could do, and yet then-presidential candidate John Kerry could not? If I had been running Mr. Kerry's campaign I would have been constantly rewinding and replaying the moment when President Bush is speaking at a fundraiser talking about "his base - also known as the haves and the have mores". What could have done more damage to the President's faux image as some average Joe who enjoys clearing brush on his ranch in Texas? At any rate, I think that although it is somewhat dated at this point, it is still an important film and is worth viewing - just realize that this IS Michael Moore we are talking about and that he does like to go over the top quite a bit.