Fahrenheit 9/11

USA 2004, 122 minutes
Dir. Michael Moore
Rating: [M]
Genres: Documentary / War

Aroview: In his gravest comedy yet, the fearless Michael Moore dissects the credibility of the Bush administration since the election controversy of 2000 and its response to the events of September 11.

With his patented mix of conviction, wit and intelligence and the instincts of a gifted storyteller, Moore mounts a passionate and thorough thesis that shamelessly condemns Bush and his cohorts for their misleading and manipulative agenda over the war in Iraq. Ultimately, though, the film is most powerful, and requires to be seen, as a sobering and devastating indictment of war.

Cannes - Palm D’Or 2004
NZ International Film Festival 2004

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5 stars (Exceptional) Important & necessary examination of Bush's actions post 9/11, in the unique & persistent style that can only be Michael Moore. Lifting the lid on some astonishing revelations about Bush's personal & business ties, here's the story the media never told ~GenXGirl
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4 stars (Very Good) A little too self-serving (at times blatantly one-sided), this is intense and provocative film-making, but can hardly be called impartial documenting. Still a great story (or chapter to the 9/11 tragedy), very well told by ever-ambitious Moore. ~Tom H