Fahrenheit 11/9
Documentary • R • 2018 • 2 hr 8 min
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Moore has an ability to weave together a strong narrative using what’s right in front of our very eyes, but few choose to acknowledge.
It's freaking scary. It take a bit of time to adjust to the fact that this is about America and not a third world country.
A little scattershot initially, and unabashedly partisan, but incredibly effective. Connects it's ideas in the end with a call to action.
Enjoyable, not Moore's best doc, but it's decent. I'm glad it focused on the working class more than "Trump baaad". Recommendable
If you don't like Michael Moore then you won't like this. For everyone else this is a powerful indictment of establishment politics.
Not nearly as good as F9-11. Trump deserves a Ken Burns level of deep diving into to paint a whole picture of his ineptitude and corruption
A very enjoyable documentary. Gives insight on Donald Trump’s presidency, the election, and many issues in the US today. Highly recommend...
It was really interesting. It made me laugh and upset. Not new learned but it’s an interesting watch if you have time!
Another good Michael Moore documentary with interesting insights
Pretty typical Moore documentary. It’s good but honestly nothing is shocking these days.
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