What Was Your Favorite Scene In Fahrenheit 911?

[DemocratSinceBirth]

I am still disappointed that Michael Moore couldn't work in the video of George and Laura picking their noses and eating it at a Texas Rangers game

[drdigi420]

1. Lila Lipscom - killed me when she broke down on the sidewalk

after the freeper bitch accused her of staging it.

[bluestateguy]

2. You beat me to it!

I especially like that line from the Freeperbitch, "blame Al Qaeda" before she meekly walked away.

[leesa]

Oh Thanks! I missed what she said.

[alvis]

19. She didn't meekly walk away

She had to get a parting shot in, "well a lot of other people died too"

Totally disgusting.

[Killarney]

3. Lila. She WAS the movie.

She really made the movie for me. I cried for her.

[brainshrub]

4. I was sooooooo mad at the Dem Senators.

I understand why Gore wouldn't sign...but not a SINGLE senator.

Pathetic. Spineless.

With people like that representing us in the Senate, we don't deserve to be the majority party.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

11. No Senators Signed Cuz They Knew The Die Was Cast

But at you would have thought at least one senator would have signed...


I guess they thought it was futile and delaying the inevitable....

[leesa]

14. Well many of them helped cast the die.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

16. Blame The Supreme Court

NT

[Hamlette]

20. my understanding is Gore told them not to sign

it would have done no good. Why prolong the agony? What would the purpose have been?

IMHO, that was the cheapest shot of the movie. Pisses me off that so many people don't remember what happened. Even people here.

[dedhed]

5. No video, just audio

Those were all funny scenes, but I thought the most powerful part of the film was that 30-or-so seconds of dark screen, with nothing but the audio from the 9/11 attacks rumbling through the theater. My favorite scene, because it was a vivid reminder of why this country waged war on terror in the first place... and how it's degenerated into such a snipe hunt.

:bounce:

[WolverineDG]

6. My second fave scene

(not to ruin it for those who haven't seen the film yet)

Dragnet. Bum Ba Dum Bum....Bum Ba Dum Bum BUM

heh heh....Joe Friday for FBI Chief. ;)

dg

[physioex]

9. And the part about...

We'll smoke em out....bwahahahahaha...

[jjmalonejr]

10. "I pay your salary!"

"Well, sit down, I'm about to earn it!"

Loved that clip!

[VolcanoJen]

21. Mine too! "Hey, don't we pay you a salary?"

Joe Friday: "Yeh, and now I'm gonna earn it!"

[physioex]

7. Moore asking Congressmen to sign up their kids....

Comedic and telling of the character of our elected officials. It's so easy to send someone elses kids of to war...

[jjmalonejr]

8. The wailing Iraqi woman.

Where are you God? Where are you? Why did this happen?

Every scene of destruction in Iraq is for those people as tragic as 9/11. Only they aren't watching it on TV and crying (as most Americans did, save for the people who actually lived it), the Iraqis are coping with it in their everyday lives.

[Myra]

12. The guy who referred to the "Iraq invasion" then

quickly corrected himself and called it a, er...
"liberation."

Who was that guy?
Anyone know?

[tishaLA]

13. "Burn Motherfucker, Burn"

followed by the aftermath of said burning. Just horrifying on a huge screen.

[leesa]

15. As I read through these replies it just brings back so many things from

the movie. He covered soooo much ground in that movie!!

[riverwalker]

17. scenes of Iraqis before the war

doing normal things. Like actual human beings. Yes, their leader was a despot, but they had schools, functioning utilities, and jobs, hospitals, civil order.

[TrustingDog]

18. Moore's ice cream truck education...

man did that say a lot....

[VolcanoJen]

22. How about when Prince Bandar called the Bin Ladens...

... a "wonderful, lovely family" or something like that?

The entire theater burst into laughter as he told Larry King of the Bin Laden family's "warmth."