Celsius 41.11: The Temperature at Which the Brain... Begins to Die (2004)

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70	Washington Post Desson Thomson There are some very thought-provoking points, and the movie deserves a balanced listening-to.
70	L.A. Weekly Ron Stringer While your personal estimation of this conservative counterprogrammer will depend largely on your politics, Chetwynd and company at least attempt to score their points honestly.
50	Variety Robert Koehler Preaches purely to the converted.
50	New York Post Lou Lumenick The first conservative documentary to join the bumper crop of liberal political films riding Michael Moore's coattails into theaters.
50	Los Angeles Times Like Moore's film, Celsius hits too many topics with too broad a brush, resulting in yet another contribution to this campaign season's spin cycle of rhetoric.
40	The New York Times Manohla Dargis Less savvy propagandists than Mr. Moore, the Celsius 41.11 filmmakers apply their thesis with a trowel.
40	TV Guide Maitland McDonagh As provocative as Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11," but nowhere near as engaging.
40	Washington Post There's really nothing more here than you can find watching dreadful political advertisements and dreadful political talk shows.
30	Salon.com Stephanie Zacharek So bad it's almost like performance art, or those cheap records from the '60s, where the Chipmunks sing the Beatles' greatest hits.
30	Village Voice Michael Atkinson The even faintly informed will see only a cut-rate vision of flabby white men defending their own bloodthirsty opportunism.

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