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Fahrenheit 911
WRITTEN, PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY MICHAEL MOORE
PRODUCERS:
JIM CZARNECKI
KATHLEEN GLYNN
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:
HARVEY WEINSTEIN
BOB WEINSTEIN
AGNES MENTRE
SUPERVISING PRODUCER:
TIA LESSIN
CO-PRODUCERS:
JEFF GIBBS
KURT ENGFEHR
This movie is one of the most controversial and provocative films of
the year. Michael Moore crosses many boundaries to make this movie. I
have searched the wide world web and have come across many sites that
tried to ban the movie, and then tried to ban its release to DVD. I
watched it and was not surprised by what I saw. Frankly, I was bored
stiff. This movie is about wealth and power and who tells whom what. There are those
in politics that think there is going to be a better president, someone
with clean ties. Clean money. I say BS. I don't think it would have
mattered who was in the seat at the time for some of the cases referenced in this movie.
I think I too would be bewildered if my country was being attacked and
there were little kids in front of me. I would have sat there as well
and not upset the kids.
I did know that watching the part on 911 would make me cry. It was not because of
the story Michael Moore was doing. I could watch old film footage and
feel the same pull of empathic pain and loss. It is hard to explain.
I am moved by terrible events. I am growing older, and as I see it, there is no
one perfect person that you will find to lead this country. Just make sure
the person is strong, and knows how to lead. The movie had to deal
with a lot of vacation shots President Bush had made in the first year.
I also did not like the bombardment of the media nosing into government business.
I don't like the media; there is no privacy anymore. If the
President was to tell the USA everything he did everyday
terrorists would know as well, and there would be no world order. There would be panic.
No, the USA doesn't need to know every little detail, and I feel that
the movie provided too much detail for the public.
But the media will forever be there to send out crap like this from which
movies and stories will be later made. I didn't like the movie. I
don't like movies of this type anyway, A real horror and best forgotten.
Tell Mr. Moore the next time decides to make someone’s life a movie, boring…
Until next time...
Blessed Be,
Dunya
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