Fahrenheit 9/11

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In the movie, a company named Arbusto, owned by the Bush family, is referred. Arbusto is the Portugu [...]	D
Michael Moore: [Flint] Marine recruiters look for volunteers in Flint, Michigan.	D
Fahrenheit 9/11 was banned in Saudi Arabia due to the criticisms of the Saudi royal family. It was a [...]	D
Broke Rocky III (1982)'s record for the biggest box office opening weekend ever for any film that op [...]	D
Michael Moore was still fighting with the MPAA over their verdict of giving the film an "R" rating d [...]	D
Michael Moore states in the film that only one member of Congress has an enlisted son in the Armed F [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
The segment with Bush talking about the nations of the world having to condemn the terrorist actions [...]	D
Britney Spears' 15-second appearance in this film won her a Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Support [...]	D
On the first submission to the MPAA, the film received an "R"-rating. Michael Moore, stating that if [...]	D
First ever documentary to cross the $100 million mark in the United States.	D
After its official showing at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival the movie was given what has been called [...]	D
This film was originally planned to be financed by Mel Gibson's Icon Productions, which had promised [...]	D
The first documentary to be nominated at the Razzie awards, winning in four "acting" categories, inc [...]	D
Michael Moore decided not to submit the film for consideration for the Best Feature Documentary Osca [...]	D
In May 2004, Michael Moore announced that Disney (which owns Miramax, the film's distributor) had of [...]	D
The highest-grossing documentary in its opening weekend: $23,920,637 (equalling the three-month run [...]	D
Michael Moore approved the film to be downloaded onto computers, because of his need for the film to [...]	D
Became the widest number of screens for a documentary three weeks in a row: Opening weekend (week of [...]	D
With earnings of $119.1 million in North America and $222.4 million internationally, the film grosse [...]	D
Ray Bradbury, author of Fahrenheit 451 (1966), has voiced his displeasure at Michael Moore appropria [...]	D
The music used at the beginning of the film (amid the chaos of the September 11 attack) is "Cantus i [...]	D
The first documentary in history to debut at number one at the box office.	D
Was nearly disqualified for Oscar consideration because of a July 2004 airing on Cuban television. A [...]	D
Rated #3 of the 25 most controversial movies of all time. Entertainment Weekly 16 June 2006.	D
In the opening scene, Michael Moore refers to Robert De Niro as " The Taxi Driver guy." Taxi Driver [...]	D
The story read in the classroom on 11 September 2001 was "The Pet Goat" by Siegfried Engelmann in th [...]	D
Moore interviewed American contractor Nick Berg, who was later kidnapped and killed by insurgents in [...]	D
Ranked number one in American box office receipts despite being on the fewest number of screens than [...]	D
Moore's speech that begins "George Orwell once wrote that" is almost identical to a block of dialogu [...]	D
Michael Moore said his film is targeted at "the 50 per cent of the American people who don't vote. A [...]	D
Michael Moore retained Chris Lehane, a Democratic Party strategist or opposition research, used to d [...]	D
The song used in the trailer is "I'd Love To Change the World" by the band Ten Years After.	D
A headline from the Pantagraph (a newspaper in Bloomington-Normal, Illinois) dated 19 December 2001, [...]	D
With a worldwide gross of $222,446,882, this was by far the most commercially successful film (docum [...]	D
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences changed the rule for Best Feature Documentary nomina [...]	D

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