--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, MH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: "Filled with probing questions and disturbing footage, Fahrenheit 9/11 covers territory and accusations that may be familiar to many but does a fascinating job of stitching them all together into a critical mass and exposing the profound failure of democracy in America. The Democrats are seen to be irrelevant as a force of opposition. The media is widely partisan. The public is ill-informed and gullible. The politicians are cynical and sly. One member of the House of Representatives calmly informs Moore that nobody ever reads the bills that they pass and he's ridiculously naive to believe that they ever could. There are moments that take the breath away."
Deadeye Mike bowling for Bush FILM REVIEW Allan Hunter FAHRENHEIT 9/11 Director: Michael Moore MUCH more than a movie, Fahrenheit 9/11 has already become the documentary equivalent of The Passion of the Christ. Eagerly awaited, much discussed, trailing clouds of glory and controversy from its Cannes Palme D'Or win, it is a cultural phenomenon in its own right. No longer just preaching to the converted, it has achieved the kind of reputation that means it has to be seen regardless of your political affiliation or your feelings on the subject of its creator, people's champion Michael Moore. CONTINUED http://scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com/thereview.cfm?id=763252004 --- End forwarded message ---
