Offers three reviews of the movie, commenting on Moore's style, film topics, and use of humor.

Investigates three major charges Hitchens makes against Moore's film, and concludes Hitchens' review disintegrates into irrelevant tangents, ad hominem attacks, and hypocritical remarks.

Review and commentary by Bill Doskoch.

Provides a rebuttal to several assertions of a highly critical review of Farenheit 9/11.

Dick Morris investigates the content of Fahrenheit 9/11 and Michael Moore's motivations in making it. Trailers, short biographies of those who appear in the movie, link to companion book and DVD purchase site, and some unsolicited reviews.

Pseudonymously signed review (predominantly positive), rating.

Gives a rejoinder to Hitchen's review of Moore's film, and argues his criticisms are unsubstantiated, bombastic, and fatuous.

Reviews and ratings from several movie critics. Also includes viewer reactions.

Positive review of the film by Shawn Fitzgerald.

Critic Jay S. Jacobs gives a positive review to the documentary.

Reviews from critics and audiences, plus film details, trailer, poster, photographs, news, and a forum.

Article by Christopher Hitchens.

Review and commentary by Danny Duncan Collum.

Review and personal political commentary by Michele DeCamp.

Review by Abhishek Dey.

Criticizes the film for its one-sided portrayal of the facts.

Review by Joyce Faulkner.

Review and commentary by Linda McQuaig.