Fahrenheit 9/11 double disk extra features (DVD) Reviews

Michael Moore dislikes George W Bush, that much is clear, he doesn't hide it ( and nor should he !! ) and his filmaking is bias against Bush, however no more Bias or Less Bias than the American Media, particularly some of the news channels ( Fox news im talking to you ) The simple fact is that Michael Moore makes a good documentary, he ...

The events of September 11th will be forever etched in the minds of every person who watched the atrocities unfold on television. Personally, I shall never forget the moment when the first tower collapsed. It seemed unthinkable that such a thing could ever happen and I don’t think I was alone when I felt that this would be the start of a terrible ...

Directed by: Michael Moore Written by: Michael Moore Genre: Documentary Release Date: October 2004 Classification: 15 (due to scenes of a sensitive nature) Run time: 122 minutes Cost: RRP: £19.99 Amazon Price: £5.97 Awards: Won 23 awards including Canne Film Festival Golden Palm award and Nominated ...

To say that Michael Moore is not a fan of the Bush administration is a bit of an understatement and in this latest documentary film he charts events leading up to 9/11 and those that took place afterwards with the wars in both Afghanistan and Iraq. This was the first time I had seen any of Moores work and I did not really know ...

September 11, 2001 - A day that changed the world, and no one who witnessed the events of that day will ever forget. The attack on the World Trade Centre in New York triggered a chain of events that began a war on terrorism. In the West, security was tightened at all airports, there were numerous security alerts and scares, and everyone ...

I first saw this movie in a cinema in Surrey. As the lights began to dim, I prepared to watch a 'boring documentary' on 'anti-Bushism'. However, I was shocked. The theatre was soon pitch black and as the occassional giggling girls quietened down, there was a distant sound of an aeroplane soaring. The noise gradually became louder and ...

This film is particularly hard to write an objective review about because it naturally stirs up strong feelings in just about everyone who watches it, and it’s easy to label it as brilliant, or appallingly bad, depending on your stance on the emotive subject matter. I myself was guilty of leaving some scathing comments about the_mad_cabbie’s ...

At lunch over the summer someone asked me if Big Brother was about a bunch of related people and, when I said the name came from the term in the Orwell book, I was met with blank glances. The same goes for my comment that Fahrenheit 9/11 seemed to take its name from the Ray Bradbury book Fahrenheit 451. But I didn’t go to see it because I thought ...

Since watching F9/11 I've been debating exactly how to review it, and how to rate it. I was finding these issues much harder for this film as I do for most. My primary concern was whether to rate it as a film or as a documentary. These two things in many cases would be one and the same, but in this case it isn't. My view of Michael ...

So the American elections are out of the way for another 4 years and still Bush is in power despite most of American seeming to be against him during the last 4. There are a large number of people around the world who cant stand Bush and know it isn’t safe to have a man like him ruling in America. One such man is Michael Moore, who it can easily ...

~ ~ Michael Moore’s latest diatribe against the US establishment, the movie/documentary Fahrenheit 9/11, is extremely provocative, hard-hitting, and controversial, all of which adds up to making it damned good cinema. (And helps it take mega bucks at the box office and on DVD/VHS) It’s also possibly the biggest load of horse manure to hit the ...