Fahrenheit 9/11
Documentary • R • 2004 • 2 hr 3 min
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What Michael Moore knows best is to make a bitter political documentary with a touch of humor
If you were old enough to vividly remember the ensuing confusion and hatred the came after 9/11, you might take something from this doc.
A good documentary about 9/11. Really well done
Another great documentary by Moore... Informative af and kept me interested the whole time...
Informative but clearly takes some liberties when it comes to crafting a compelling narrative
The images are damning enough, Moore's sarcastic commentary only makes him seem petty.
Bits of truth mixed with one mans opinion
Moore made a series of great shows and movies in these days however one sided and left wing centric. This was a goodie.
as divisive as Moore is, this is a great Doc. Really illustrates the paranoia and fear that developed the social climate we live in now
Basic condescending michael moore documentary. Very preachy and doesnt follow a clear message other than "Iraq invasion bad"
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