Fahrenheit 9/11
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Sep 28, 2026
Matt SteeleHOST
Wow.
Matt SteeleHOST
There was a, like when Fahrenheit 9-11 came out, people were like, this could be nominated for Best Picture, but it didn't get in.
Matt SteeleHOST
Also, that was back when there were five nominees.
Matt SteeleHOST
Now that there's 10.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
And I'm in scores of them.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
At the same time, the independent market is booming to a point where in 2004, you have films like The Passion of the Christ and Fahrenheit 9-11, which are unthinkable.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
Just a couple of years later, let alone today, unthinkable.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
Passion of the Christ, 400 plus million dollars.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
And Fahrenheit 9-11, Michael Moore documentary.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
$220 million.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
It does $100 million overseas.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
It does $120 million domestic, Fahrenheit 9-11.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
At the same time, the independent market is booming.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
To a point where in 2004, you have films like The Passion of the Christ and Fahrenheit 9-11, which are unthinkable.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
Just a couple of years later, let alone today, unthinkable.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
Passion of the Christ, 400 plus million dollars.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
And Fahrenheit 9-11, Michael Moore documentary.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
Yeah.
Thomas SchatzGUEST
200 million 220 million dollars it does 100 million overseas it does 120 million domestic fahrenheit 911 i mean just you know unthinkable today unthinkable you know again even five years after that that you know the as the independent market just collapses as the studios just shift their emphasis to other kinds of films and a different sense of the marketplace
ThomasHOST
It wasn't a huge hit.
ThomasHOST
But Fahrenheit 9-11 somehow grossed over $200 million in the box office.
ThomasHOST
Wow.
ThomasHOST
Yep.
JackHOST
Thomas, your first watch?
ThomasHOST
No, I did not watch it in theaters.
ThomasHOST
I did watch Fahrenheit 9-11 only because a friend of a friend was doing voice acting at the time.
ThomasHOST
And she was the voice in Germany of Britney Spears.
DerekHOST
You know, 9-11 for me was one of the things that woke me up.
DerekHOST
Actually, it was actually watching the documentary Fahrenheit 9-11 by Michael Moore.
DerekHOST
And just to see it really that imparted a sense of empathy to me because it showed us bombing them and running in their houses, shooting people like a bunch of crazy stuff that the military was doing.
DerekHOST
It showed it from their perspective.
1 HR 11 MINS LATER
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
It's going to keep going until like, you know, I kind of feel like people don't understand what's going on with the war right now.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
And I'm going to have to basically carry a torch.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
until the next ken burns documentary comes around and i can be given a voice and we can actually go back and like fix the story loose
DerekHOST
change loose change back in the day that were they were big on the four you know i'm saying forerunners for the movement and stuff too
TruthSeekahHOST
You know, 9-11 for me was one of the things that woke me up.
TruthSeekahHOST
Actually, it was actually watching the documentary Fahrenheit 9-11 by Michael Moore.
TruthSeekahHOST
And just to see it really that imparted a sense of empathy to me because it showed us bombing them and running in their houses, shooting people like a bunch of crazy stuff that the military was doing.
TruthSeekahHOST
It showed it from their perspective.
1 HR 10 MINS LATER
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
And, you know, she, he was tormented though.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
So like, It's horrible, and it's not going to stop.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
It's going to keep going until – I kind of feel like people don't understand what's going on with the war right now, and I'm going to have to basically carry a torch until the next Ken Burns documentary comes around, and I can be given a voice, and we can actually go back and fix the story.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
Lose consciousness.
TruthSeekahHOST
And, um, you know, 9-11 for me wa- was one of the things that woke me up.
TruthSeekahHOST
Actually, it was actually watching the documentary Fahrenheit 9-11 by, um, um, Michael, uh, Moore.
TruthSeekahHOST
Um, and just to see, it really, that imparted a sense of empathy to me because it showed us bombing them and running in their houses, shooting people, like bunch of crazy stuff that the military was doing.
TruthSeekahHOST
It showed it from their perspective.
1 HR 10 MINS LATER
TruthSeekahHOST
Yeah.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
And it's not gonna stop.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
It's gonna keep going until, like, coll- you know, I, I kinda feel like in, y- people don't understand what's going on with the war right now, and I'm gonna have to basically carry a torch until the next Ken Burns documentary comes around.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
[laughs] And I can ha- can be given a voice, and we can actually go back and, like, fix the story.
TruthSeekahHOST
There's so much information and You know, 9-11 for me was one of the things that woke me up.
TruthSeekahHOST
Actually, it was actually watching the documentary Fahrenheit 9-11 by Michael Moore.
TruthSeekahHOST
And just to see it really that imparted a sense of empathy to me because it showed us bombing them and running in their houses, shooting people like a bunch of crazy stuff that the military was doing.
TruthSeekahHOST
It showed it from their perspective.
1 HR 17 MINS LATER
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
And I'm still friends with her and, you know, she, he was tormented though.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
So like, It's horrible, and it's not going to stop.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
It's going to keep going until – I kind of feel like people don't understand what's going on with the war right now, and I'm going to have to basically carry a torch until the next Ken Burns documentary comes around, and I can be given a voice, and we can actually go back and fix the story.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
Lose confidence.
TruthSeekahHOST
There's so much information and You know, 9-11 for me was one of the things that woke me up.
TruthSeekahHOST
Actually, it was actually watching the documentary Fahrenheit 9-11 by Michael Moore.
TruthSeekahHOST
And just to see it really that imparted a sense of empathy to me because it showed us bombing them and running in their houses, shooting people like a bunch of crazy stuff that the military was doing.
TruthSeekahHOST
It showed it from their perspective.
1 HR 9 MINS LATER
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
And I'm still friends with her and, you know, she, he was tormented though.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
So like, It's horrible, and it's not going to stop.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
It's going to keep going until – I kind of feel like people don't understand what's going on with the war right now, and I'm going to have to basically carry a torch until the next Ken Burns documentary comes around, and I can be given a voice, and we can actually go back and fix the story.
Torrey GrossmanGUEST
It'll change.
NadeemHOST
Do you, of the other documentaries you've seen of his, do you remember which ones you've actually seen?
MitaHOST
I have seen Fahrenheit 9-11.
MitaHOST
I have seen Bowling for Columbine and that's it.
NadeemHOST
Okay.
MitaHOST
seen Sicko.
NadeemHOST
Yeah.
NadeemHOST
So yeah, I had seen Bowling for Columbine and I had seen Fahrenheit 9-11 and then, but I hadn't seen this.
NadeemHOST
So, and Michael Moore really hasn't made a notable documentary or a documentary that made a buzz the way Bowling for Columbine
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