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| Genre | Documentary |
| Format | AC-3, Multiple Formats, Anamorphic, Widescreen, Dolby, NTSC, Subtitled, Color, Closed-captioned |
| Contributor | Baker III, James, Ashcroft (II), John, De Niro, Robert, Martin, Ricky, Webb, Jack, Bath, James, Clarke (XII), Richard, Doolittle, John T., Lauer, Matt, Henderson, Abdul, Breyer, Stephen G., Briody, Dan, Jennings, Peter, Russert, Tim, Bin Laden, Khalil, Gibson (II), Charles, Daschle, Tom, Dorgan, Byron, Lipscomb, Lila See more |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 2 hours and 2 minutes |
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In the most provocative film of the year, Academy Award(r)-winner Michael Moore (2002, Best Documentary, Bowling for Columbine) presents a searing examination of the role played by money and oil in thewake of the tragic events of 9/11. Moore blends captivating and thought-provoking footage with revealing interviews, while balancing it all with his own brand of humor and satire.
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The supplemental features of Fahrenheit 9/11 offer almost an hour and a half of further manna for Michael Moore's supporters and ammunition for his critics, including appearances by two of the most memorable figures in the film, Michigan mother Lila Lipscomb and Marine corporal Abdul Henderson. "The Release of Fahrenheit 9/11" (11 minutes) collects reactions to the film from celebrities, political leaders, and Quentin Tarantino and Tilda Swinton of the 2004 Cannes Film Festival jury (but no film critics). Lipscomb gives a moving speech at the film's Washington, D.C. premiere (4 minutes), and in an 18-minute sequence, an embedded Swedish journalist recounts his experiences, accompanied by footage of U.S. soldiers raiding an Iraqi home. This provides the context for the scene in the main film in which a soldier gets his picture taken with a bound and hooded Iraqi, which is chillingly similar to the infamous pictures from Abu Ghraib prison. The second part of the DVD features consists of seven new or extended scenes (about 50 minutes total), including more footage of Iraq before the invasion; protesters outside Abu Ghraib and former prisoners showing their injuries; more thoughts from Cpl. Abdul Henderson; National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice trying to squirm off the hook in front of the 9/11 Commission; and President Bush going through the motions of a press appearance after he appeared before the same commission. --David Horiuchi
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- Aspect Ratio : 1.78:1
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- MPAA rating : R (Restricted)
- Package Dimensions : 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.6 inches; 3.2 ounces
- Item model number : MFR043396086708#VG
- Media Format : AC-3, Multiple Formats, Anamorphic, Widescreen, Dolby, NTSC, Subtitled, Color, Closed-captioned
- Run time : 2 hours and 2 minutes
- Release date : October 5, 2004
- Actors : Ashcroft (II), John, Baker III, James, Bath, James, Bin Laden, Khalil, Breyer, Stephen G.
- Subtitles: : English
- Language : English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
- Studio : Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
- ASIN : B00005JNEI
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #76,140 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #2,294 in Documentary (Movies & TV)
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In addition, we have terrorists that have entered, and will continue to enter our country to seek revenge on our soil as long as we continue to unfairly bully, discredit and ignore their and others concerns, especially in regards to how such groups/countries are treated by the USA. So the longer we drone on with this "war on terrorism," the more people we anger in the world. If not due to our direct attacks on them/their country, certainly our negligence of their plight or our complete disregard for their concerns about our actions (or lack of, in some cases) will undoubtedly leave a wound sufficient to fuel some long term hostility. If we haven't angered enough people directly in the war, we've angered them indirectly with our arrogant, self-righteous, entitlement perpetrated by this administration to justify our mistreatment or abandonment of people/countries harboring both our allies and enemies.
With all of the anger and disdain the Bush administration has single-handedly warranted towards our country, the potential for us to be targeted for terrorism has risen exponentially. Since we live in a free country, it is extremely difficult to prevent those that seek to harm us from entering our country, this has been modeled numorously. The degredation of our global citizenship, the greater the desire to harm us. Bush has not fought a war on terrorism; he has positively ensured the future of disastrous and destructive terrorism, both domestically and internationally. This will be targeted towards both us and our allies, worst of all far too many innocent people.
The Administration has no regard for those men and women and their families that are so selflessly offering themselves up to execute his evil agenda. After all, it's not his family over there on the front lines. His behavior has been worthy of impeachment more than all who came before him. From his slow, basically non-existent response to Katrina and his dumbfounded stall to the news that our Country was under attack to his insistence on chasing down and threatening anyone that doesn't agree with him. Particularly if we are going to take into account his alcoholism, cocaine addiction and womanizing among other things. He actually infiltrated a group of 10 anti-war protestors in one small town. Do we not have bigger fish to fry as a nation, than him using his time, energy and our money to track down every group or individual who disagrees with him. Or rally congress to ensure that two people that love each other can NEVER (via constitutional amendment) be allowed to marry? Is this truly the best use of the leader of the free world's efforts? When you go over the short list of top priority concerns for this great Nation and beyond, gay marriage is right up on the top. Gee, I can think of about a thousand things I'd be so much more concerned about, like our rates of homelessness, abused and neglected children, the many millions that go to sleep each night hungry in this world, illiteracy, poverty, unemployment, uninsured populations, crime and gang ridden cities, FOREIGN RELATIONS, the economy, our budget deficit, our Social Security System, to name a few.
Not to mention his endless insistence that otherwise discarded stem-cells cannot be used to save millions of lives because they are a form of life and therefore should be held sacred as one would treat any other human life. Human life sacred!! What about the human lives he is over desecrating daily in Iraq, on both sides? Oh, so human life is only sacred if it's human stem-cells on American soil? Who cares about any other form of human life or how many will lose their lives because of his not supporting stem-cell research. Those lives are not important. So apparently human life is only important in certain situations and applies to only certain humans. Like if you're Iraqi, your life is not sacred and therefore we will kill you. Thousands of Iraqi civilians have died or been cruelly and inappropriately detained as a result of our "war on terrorism." But save those stem-cells, by god they fall under the sanctity of human life. What so many of his followers don't understand is that as busy as he is off bullying other Countries, he is simultaneously at home, quietly and not-so-quietly sticking it to the American public as well. So thank you, Michael Moore. Though because your documentary was created a few years ago, you had no way of knowing all of the follow-up material that would be available for a sequel by this day and age, and imagine the possibilities we still have 2 years to go. Wake up America! When are we going to put the skids on this out-of-control drunken frat boy, whom so eloquently demonstrates the old adage "it's not what you know, but who you know." For Mr. Bush and his supporters I have one question (actually many), but with your sanctity on human life, could you just explain to me who Jesus would bomb?
But from this (apodictic) viewpoint, however fanciful it might be, one can make judgments as to the authenticity of the content of F/911. In that sense F/911 could be viewed as providing motivation to perhaps produce a work that would either substantiate or nullify the claims made in F/911. Such reactionary works have already appeared, and have various degrees of quality, if judged from this (perhaps fanciful) apodictic point of view.
Such a point of view (again, however fanciful) would permit one to make judgments as to the "best" or "worst" parts of F/911. The best part of this work is the attempt by Moore to challenge Senators and House members to sign up their children for Iraq. This of course will not happen. Their sons and daughters do not sign up for combat. That wealthy people do not fight their own battles is an axiom of history. The worst part of the movie is the interview with a few U.S. troops, whose attitudes about offensive operations are presented as representing the majority of the troops stationed in Iraq. In the heat of battle, it is very understandable that they would need emotional props such as hard-rock music to get them through it.
When viewing this part of the movie, one naturally wonders what Bush would do in such circumstances. His seven minutes of silence and inaction in the Florida classroom, as portrayed in this movie, instill skepticism in his ability to think decisively, independently, and rationally in situations of stress. One thing is sure, Bush has never had to face the intense emotions of war that these soldiers did. Bush has never had to say goodbye to his wife and children and then march to war. Bush has never had to make on-the-fly decisions in the horrific situations of combat. Bush has never had to bury a loved one killed in war. Bush has never been in a situation where death is constantly tugging at his elbow. This goes for Cheney, Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz, and others in his cadre of yellow abdomens.
It would also be incorrect to call this movie "propaganda", as this is a term that should be reserved to societies whose governments are oligarchies or dictatorships. It is more appropriate in a democratic or pseudo-democratic society to form a new category or framework to characterize works such as these. This new category might be called "political aesthetics", and would be a branch of aesthetics, for, like art, it sometimes provokes strong emotions in the observer and spawns possibly many new genres. In addition, it can require both detachment and involvement to appreciate it fully. Some works of art require, for their appreciation, that individuals detach themselves from their feelings and prejudices, and in many instances view these works from an ahistorical point of view. Conversely, an appreciation of art sometimes requires deep personal involvement, and requires that one ignore external criticism and the opinions of others. In both cases, one cannot speak of the "truth" of these works of art. One can only speak of appreciating them. The most important point to remember here is that art can be sloppy as well as ordered, it can induce delight as well as pain, and it can instill respect as well as disgust. This work (of art) is no different than any other.
Without extensive research and statistical sampling, it would be difficult to say whether this movie will influence the decisions this Tuesday. But whatever the outcome, this movie will without a doubt be remembered as the most iconic of all those made in 2004. Could Moore have made the movie better than what it is? Perhaps. On Tuesday, will we be fooled again (as Moore asks at the end of the movie)? Perhaps. Can we improve on the current administration?
Absolutely.
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戦場へ行った男達が花束となって帰ってきたという歌だ。イラク戦争は米兵側にも
大勢の被害者が出た。だからこれだけの騒ぎになった。もし仮に米兵が全員無事に
帰ってきたら、米国人はこの戦争を問題視しなかったかもしれない。
日本でも戦争について語るときは決まって、空襲、原爆、赤紙など日本国内の
戦争被害の悲惨な現実を語る。加害の現実なんて誰も見たくない。
このドキュメンタリー映画を褒め称えている米国人の言い分にたまに、
そういう色合いが滲んで見える。

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