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| Saturday, June 26, 2004 |
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This is one damn good movie.
We tried to catch the 3pm screening yesterday only to find out that it was already sold out. So we luckily caught the 420pm screening and i have to say it is one of the best made documentaries i have ever seen! Michael Moore obviously did so much research and I was in awe at how he compiled everything...i didn't feel like it was a blatant effort to support the democratic party - it was merely telling a story that has evidently been under America's nose if they had just kept up with all the news. A lot of the footage was just taken from news reports but this producer/director/writer's humor and wit obviously stems into this inimitable talent.
Now I am the first to admit that i know jack shit about politics in America...then again, i also know jack shit about the politics in my own country. because honestly - i think we try to pass the blame on some high ranking corrupt official when all we need to do to make our own countries succeed is to work hard. get a job for crissakes! but im veering away from my topic...
So this docu is so good that even without prior knowledge of the men and women in office, he patiently briefs you on who are the powers that be that has led to a war that is so insanely happening at present. I doubt that any movie has led me to both tears and laughter within a span of minutes. Moore knows how to tell a story. One that would make even someone like me, who has no relevance to Bush, be so aware and care about what is happening. These insane (i can't say that enough)decisions that have been made are examples of disregard for lives of human beings. in favor of greed and selfishness.
I thank Michael Moore for making Fahrenheit 9/11 so for even a short while i focused my energy outward to something worthwhile. |
posted by maldita @ 1:46 AM
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