Fahrenheit 11/9 Comments

Jaylin 2022-04-05 08:01:01

Frozen three feet, not a day's cold. The problem of American democracy is by no means the fault of Trump alone. He is just a typical WASP representative, and he shows his true thoughts without concealment, instead of using his mouth to speak some politically correct...

Horace 2022-04-05 08:01:01

This time it might be another prize. Not only did he scold Trump and the Republican Party, he also criticized the Democratic establishment for repeatedly giving in and compromising. The biggest shock was that in the end, teachers went on strike to fight for their rights, and students went on strike to demand gun control (ignoring the principal's greatness). This kind of society gives people hope, it's not me who looks at others' suffering and says that it's okay not...

Noelia 2022-04-05 08:01:01

Fairly reasonable, but also quite provocative. Democracy in the United States is indeed an aspiration of democracy. Moore's filming is very interesting to mobilize the audience's emotions. The premise is that he must have a series of criticisms before entering the scene. When the things you insist on are challenged and violated, you must stand up for yourself. The hope of infinite optimism will only pave the way for people like Trump (and what a certain country looks like now). The structure is...

Rogelio 2022-04-05 08:01:01

The Republican reactionaries? The democratic capitalist roaders? Only by mobilizing the masses to make a revolution can the United States be...

Jacinthe 2022-04-05 08:01:01

The whole film is a point of view. If you happen to agree with Michale Moore in politics, then this is a mental horse-killing...

Jabari 2022-04-05 08:01:01

After watching this film, I have a feeling: America is over. The games and compromises involving the 16 elections, the strength of the GOP and conservative ideas in both chambers and the Supreme Court, gun control, freedom of speech, racial conflicts, immigration, diplomacy, environmental pollution, political corruption, and the improvement of teachers’ treatment in the education system are simply American The deep-seated contradictions in politics and politicians are reflected in the mirror....

Shaun 2022-04-05 08:01:01

The information is organized and spliced ​​very well, and the whole viewing process is between shaking and holding back tears.... The analysis part is relatively general, making a comparison that everyone loves "Trump and Hitler" . In the end, it came to a conclusion that democracy should be free. But anyway, it's still worth...

Ludwig 2022-04-05 08:01:01

In fact, the problems of political corruption, middle-class anxiety, and unequal social distribution are the same in every country. Michael Moore used Trump's inauguration as an introduction, but he did not discuss rationality or good or bad, but American politics. will become the reason. Social media has given us a plethora of information, some that can thwart our judgment, and some that encourage a new generation of young people to rebel against the irrational world. What matters most to a...

Kay 2022-04-05 08:01:01

Looking at a deeper level, Michael Moore's purpose is not to target Trump or any party, but to ask everyone: why the United States has come to this point on the road to democracy. Throughout the viewing period, I was shocked (Flint's lead water incident), scared (all misfortunes can happen to me), moved (Emma González's final speech made me cry), and amused (such as Hitler The trick dubbed by Trump, and the hilarious ugliness of the politicians themselves). But in terms of the narrative...

Geo 2022-04-05 08:01:01

I didn't expect to cry several times, whether Michael Moore's own political views agree or not will not be discussed, but the ordinary American people shown in it, the Americans who seem to have nothing to do with the elite, believe in everything they believe with such faith , and will be moved by the unknown take action, how long have we not believed in one...