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In Reply to: Michael Moore�s " Fahrenheit 9 / 11---------- posted by patrickU on July 29, 2004 at 13:26:09:

I hardly thought it was a waste of my time and money. However, I didn't go into the movie thinking that I was going to see a "documentary" although a lot of detractors seem to think of it as such.
F/911 was entertaining, although fairly disorganized. I think that Moore could have made much a much stronger case against Dubya if he just picked a couple of themes and stuck to them. Instead he tried to throw in every piece of anti-Bush footage he could get his paws on. Maybe he thought all these 1 - 2 minute clips of Dubya's crazy antics were all the American public could take, given our limited attention spans?

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Re: Michael Moore�s " Fahrenheit 9 / 11---------- - patrickU 03:19:16 07/30/04 (0)
I did. Because there was nothing new for me in it. And maybe because I live in another part of the world, and these problems do not affect me the way it may you.
I would say a lot of " approvers " think of it as a documentary!
I found it plainly boring and way too long, particulary the last third.
A little bit of humanism there sugar coated with political statement.
This guy, Moore play with feeling, without anykind of finesse, and his ropes are so thick that it feels the whole screen.
It is a film not worth all our comments.
But life is made of this too.
Ca se passe le temps, il n�y a plus pour tres longtemps....As says the song.

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