Favorite part of Fahrenheit 9/11?

[phillybri]

My wife and I almost died when "Believe It Or Not" kicked in while Top Gun Bush did his thing...

[phillybri]

1. Kick

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[DenverDem]

2. BION-Theme song to the TV show "Great American Hero"

Adds nuance and depth to the joke.

[Fenris]

8. "Greatest American Hero"

And it was also used on Seinfeld. George used it as his answering machine message. "Beeelieve it or not George isn't at home..."

[DenverDem]

16. Thanks for the correction.

Never watched the show. The theme song sure works well in this application.

Moore did a great job with his music selections.

[unblock]

3. ice cream truck patriot act reading

[unblock]

4. or maybe the quick riff from clapton's 'cocaine'

[jobycom]

12. THAT was beautiful, man! nt.

[cheezus]

5. smoke 'em out!

[GOPisEvil]

6. The look on that one Congresscritter's face when Moore asked

if HIS kids would sign up. Bwahahahaha!!!

That and posting Congressman Porter Goss' direct line. :D

[supernova]

7. Cocaine - TANG docs

:D Priceless.

[unblock]

9. or maybe the headbobbing during the seven minutes of gross negligence

listening to the teacher read a kiddie book after being told america is under attack....

[unblock]

10. or maybe the many images of ghostly shrub, thin red lips, caked on makeup,

rolling eyes, odd lip chewing gestures, etc.

[jobycom]

11. Favorite is the wrong word, but

The part that will stay with me the longest was the Bush supporter telling Lila Lipscomb her son's death was staged, then telling her to "blame al-Quieda." It hurt like hell to watch, but seeing that type of Freeper crap finally being exposed on film was one of the most significant contributions to the political debate so far.

I didn't laugh as much at F911 as others did. Bush's idiocy doesn't really amuse me, though I was glad to see it exposed. But watching the Iraqi woman screaming at Americans because her uncle's house was bombed and she'd lost five family members, and then watching the man scream at us as he tossed the child's body in the truck-- I didn't enjoy those scenes, but I so badly wanted to see Bush supporters forced to watch that.

My main memory of Reagan's administration happened after the Iranian airliner was shot down over the Persian Gulf, when we had no business being there. CNN was new, then, and not so formulaic, so you still saw raw news from time to time. They were covering the recovery operations when a small boat pulled up, and young man held an infant out to the cameras. The baby was dead, and the man held it out to the cameras by the leg, and he screamed at the camera.

Moore's film did that. Republicans should be forced to watch those scenes, and their reactions should be videotaped, so they can see what type of human beings they are.

[jpak]

13. The clip of the Chimp at the Pig Farm

When he 'splains that he likes to "dig around and look for bugs"
or words to that effect - I was too doubled over to get it all...

:):):):)

[4_Legs_Good]

14. Fool me... followed by Neil Young...

Oooooh yeah... I couldn't have begged for a better ending.

Way to go Neil!!! (shoulda been much louder though)

david

[mourningdove92]

15. Towards the end, Moore

shows soldiers and makes the statement that they are willing to defend our country but all they ask is that we not send them in harms way unless it is really necessary (paraphrasing here).

That was a commercial in itself.

[jobycom]

17. Yes, that was perfect. nt.

[phillybri]

18. Kick

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