Fahrenheit 9/11 gets rave review!

...Where the film really shines is in its main objective of painting a portrait of the American president. Bush is presented as a man ill-equipped for his position, who stumbled his way into power, while lacking the basic intellect, charm and proper etiquette expected from a statesman.

Through the subtle use of off-air footage of Bush in his natural state, viewers are shocked as they witness his hardly appropriate behavior and often-juvenile mannerisms. An extended scene in which a befuddled Bush continues to read along with a classroom of children upon learning that the US was under attack on September 11 is especially painful to watch, even for his opponents...

Continue reading "A searing portrait of Bush's America"

In earlier reviews, People's Daily Online's review is here.

Politics · Wed, 07/07/2004 - 13:32 · · Importance: 1

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