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Movie Reviews of Fahrenheit 9/11Movie Review: Oh, America... Oh, Democracy... Lord. Help us! Summary: 4 Stars
I tried for a long time to avoid this documentary because I didn't need more evidence of Bush's mental infertility. I don't care how he reacted to the 9/11 attack, after all, we all have our own predictable reactions! I do give a damn though about how we were played... again to make money for a few individuals!
Now that Bush is finally out of the office; I watched this documentary as an act of personal grieving over our precipitous descent into a nightmare during the past few years. It is, also, my angry, heart felt response to those who either can't see or refuse to see this cruel game of deception and destruction.
For the love of whatever you believe in... Ask yourself: why 140 Saudis were allowed to leave the country after 9/11? What is the connection between the Carlyle group and the Bush's family? What is the connection between Saudi oil money and the Bush's? What is that we allowed the Taliban Minister in 2001? Why our media didn't allow us to see our American soldiers die in Afghanistan and Iraq, while the whole world witnessed it?
After all...Britney Spears and America trusted Bush; Please God... have mercy on us!
Movie Review: Great first half, second loses steam Summary: 4 Stars
The first half tells us the Bin Laden family was given free flights out of the country while planes were grounded after the September 11 attacks. Why? Bush's friend from the National Guard started his own business funded by the Bin Laden family. They became partners in energy and defense industries, and very wealthy. The second half goes into the war in Iraq. Now we might know why we were in Iraq instead of Afghanistan where Bin Laden hides out. A Special Force went in a few feet away from Bin Laden's location. Then the mission was abandoned. It is almost like the Bin Laden family is paying Bush to keep forces in Irag and profits going to defense contractor Haliburton while allowing Osama Bin Laden to get away. The second half is a gritty depiction of the loss of life in the Iraq war and the way it effects ordinary guys and families from his home town of Flint, Michigan. I liked it, but two parts are needed so that we don't forget the almost unreported events of the first half.
Movie Review: Entertaining, but not the best Anti-Bush film Summary: 4 Stars
There are two types of liberals (or were back then), those who did their research, and those who didn't. I'm undecided about Michael Moore, but I can say that what he's promoting is mostly to be against Bush, and I agree with that. However, I would suggest Greg Palast's film Bush's Family Fortunes: The Best Democracy Money Can Buy as a better film to show, if you want to expose Bush. Greg Palast might not be as entertaining, but he clearly has done more research and interviews both sides. Michael Moore does that as well, but he really tries to push them to look bad. Greg Palast also lets the story tell itself, Michael Moore tries to tell the story.
Movie Review: Watch the decay and deception.... Summary: 4 Stars
I was very pleased with the movie. I thought it was insightful and accurate. No matter what your political leanings it is a eyeopener to the state of affairs in this once great nation. Look at the definition of the word " facism " and that sure looks like what's going in america in 2010. The bankers own the corporations who own our politicans. The enslavement of our future generations to reduced standards of living are on the way should " we the people " choose to not revolt.
Movie Review: Right on the mark! Summary: 4 Stars
This was a very well done film and right on the mark I think! Michael covered all the issues in a professional way and definitely gave the audience something to think about. I was quite surprised at the detailed accounts that have apparently escaped the public at large.
Watch this documentary film, you will be surprised at what you find out and how much you learn from it.
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