‘Fahrenheit 9/11′ Download and Reviews

December 9, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Comedy, Documentary, Drama

“Fahrenheit 9/11″ Movie Details

Fahrenheit 9/11 tagline: The temperature where freedom burns!
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Actors:
Ben Affleck Himself
Stevie Wonder Himself
George W. Bush Himself
James Baker III Himself – Former Secretary of State
Richard Gephardt Himself – Congressman
Tom Daschle Himself – Senator
Jeffrey Toobin Himself – Author of “Too Close to Call”
Al Gore Himself – U.S. Vice President and Senate President
Condoleezza Rice Herself – National Security Advisor
Donald Rumsfeld Himself
Saddam Hussein Himself
George Bush Himself – Former U.S. President
Ricky Martin Himself
Byron Dorgan Himself – Senator in Subcommittee on Aviation
Osama Bin Laden Himself
Directors: Michael Moore
IMDB Rating: 7.6/10 out of 72,047 votes

“Fahrenheit 9/11″ Movie Review

“Fahrenheit 911″ Plot Summary

Michael Moore’s view on what happened to the United States after September 11; and how the Bush Administration allegedly used the tragic event to push forward its agenda for unjust wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. add synopsis

Not Eggs-actly Accurate

Michael Moore has done it again assembled a disembodied collection of sound bites, disjointed and almost always out-of-context film footage, Corporation bashing, cynical one-liners, tearful testimony of doubtlessly hurt family members threaded into the narrative, vague coincidence, rambling discourses by carefully chosen downtrodden `common folk’ and any clip in which an important figure is seen as a pompous no-nothing. In `Fahrenheit 911′ we have the added treat of listening to the testimony of a handful of reluctant non-com warriors and the stern admonition that our soldiers are willing to go in harm’s way, but only if we REALLY need them to do so

In a bit of a surprise move the film opens with a shotgun of facts aimed at building the case that President Bush is President only because a small group of vaguely interconnected power brokers (not) somehow colluded to make him so a wild stretch right out of the box. Mr. Moore could surely turn this segment into a documentary in its own right. Unfortunately this is a sour grapes kick off for a documentary, and we in the audience sensed this. Also early on we see protests (after we’ve been made to feel bad about voting George Bush into office in the first place) along the parade route on Inauguration Day and much is made of the point that in a time of celebration the nation is already sundered. Mention is made that even eggs were thrown. We are stunned (well, maybe not stunned) as a solitary egg is discerned striking a car. Generally Presidential-grade vehicles are up to such punishment. As metaphor, this film could not be more appropriately compared to anything but this lamely impactful footage documenting an egg plopping onto the pavement after striking the auto

There are a plethora of quotes floating on the Internet which indicate threats of terrorism against the U.S. were perceived many years ago. bin Laden’s propensity to initiating violent anti-American activities was known and even prominent figures in government long before G.W. Bush became President testified as to the likelihood of weapons of mass destruction being likely found in Iraq. But we are a nation famed for second-guessing nearly any headline; I am sure there is a JFK re-visit being written at this very moment. The visit to Flint, Michigan to work the angle of the poor being the sole source of our military personnel was noticeably patched in, almost as an aside. If one is building a case that rich power brokers arrange wars, why even worry about the source of troops? That never seems to come up in academic studies of how and why a war begins. It is very refreshing to see large crowds in attendance at the local plex to view a film the subject of which is normally strictly art-house fare. In this sense the movie is exciting; certainly any documentary that gets Americans talking about politics is a good thing. It will be interesting to see counter-reactions (not News-At-Eleven clips of Hollywood actors smugly winking at us) to the fanfare accorded this movie’s release

So you need go only as far as this medium to find as many counter-arguments to any that Moore presents. Ho-hum. Until `Fahrenheit 911′ came along `Super Size Me’ was a shoe-in as the Best Documentary of the year. Now it may be a horse race to see which wins the Oscar, but the Academy members have surely punched their vote cards already, if not only figuratively

Rating: Three Stars

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Best sci-fi award

This film should win a special award for ‘Best Science Fiction Film’ of 2004. It does the same thing for documentaries ‘Blair Witch’ did for horror. You know, create a fake story and build it up like it’s real. Ol’ Mike Moore must have really been teased as a child, because he’s a real unhappy dude. Note to Michael Moore: next docu film you make… make sure to have some truth attached to it. It makes it much more interesting to the viewer!

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Brilliant Money Machine

Brilliant concept. Present a one sided movie, that may or may not be true. It doesn’t matter!! People who hate Bush will pay to watch it, the media will push it, and you don’t even have to worry about quality

Brilliant

Moore himself doesn’t probably believe a lot of this, but hey, the guy’s making money hand over fist…The point is, there doesn’t have to be anything new in the movie. It doesn’t have to be factual for the press to love it. Republicans will hate it (or not go) Democrats will spend their money at it, thinking they’re helping Kerry. Real bright.

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