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Oklahoma City

  • 2017
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 42m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
7,4/10
3 k
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Oklahoma City (2017)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDocuments the beliefs and experiences of Timothy McVeigh in the lead-up to his bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, which claimed 168 lives.Documents the beliefs and experiences of Timothy McVeigh in the lead-up to his bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, which claimed 168 lives.Documents the beliefs and experiences of Timothy McVeigh in the lead-up to his bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, which claimed 168 lives.

  • Director
    • Barak Goodman
  • Writer
    • Barak Goodman
  • Stars
    • Janet Beck
    • Alan Berg
    • Jim Botting
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    7,4/10
    3 k
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    • Director
      • Barak Goodman
    • Writer
      • Barak Goodman
    • Stars
      • Janet Beck
      • Alan Berg
      • Jim Botting
    • 10Commentaires d'utilisateurs
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    • 74Métascore
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    • Nommé pour 1 prix Primetime Emmy
      • 2 victoires et 2 nominations au total

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    Janet Beck
    Janet Beck
    • Self - Social Security Administration
    Alan Berg
    Alan Berg
    • Self - Radio Talk Show Host
    • (archive footage)
    Jim Botting
    Jim Botting
    • Self - FBI Negotiator
    Bill Buford
    Bill Buford
    • Self - ATF Team Leader
    Richard Butler
    Richard Butler
    • Self - Aryan Nations Founder
    • (archive footage)
    Connie Chung
    Connie Chung
    • Self - Reporter
    • (archive footage)
    Bill Clinton
    Bill Clinton
    • Self
    • (archive footage)
    Claudia Denny
    Claudia Denny
    • Self - Mother
    Jim Denny
    Jim Denny
    • Self - Father
    Phil Donahue
    Phil Donahue
    • Self
    • (archive footage)
    Sam Donaldson
    Sam Donaldson
    • Self
    • (archive footage)
    Ben Fenwick
    Ben Fenwick
    • Self - Journalist
    Jerry Flowers
    Jerry Flowers
    • Self - Police Inspector
    Helena Garrett
    Helena Garrett
    • Self - Mother
    Lee Hancock
    Lee Hancock
    • Self - Journalist
    Dan Herbeck
    Dan Herbeck
    • Self - Writer
    Jon Hersley
    Jon Hersley
    • Self - FBI Agent
    Jeff Jamar
    Jeff Jamar
    • Self - FBI Special Agent
    • Director
      • Barak Goodman
    • Writer
      • Barak Goodman
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    3rollvideo

    Slow moving

    25 mins in and still no mention of the main perpetrator. Instead of summarising what angered and motivated Timothy McVeigh to commit the crimes the producers want to give you a detailed backstory. Sheesh! It's history now, just spit it out already😡
    7gavin6942

    A Broad Scope

    The bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City in April 1995 is the worst act of domestic terrorism in American history; this documentary explores how a series of deadly encounters between American citizens and federal law enforcement - including the standoffs at Ruby Ridge and Waco - led to it.

    There is the matter of what this film is and what it isn't. If you want a broad view of Ruby Ridge, Waco and Oklahoma City in under two hours, this is the perfect primer or refresher. However, if you want to learn more, and were around in the 1990s, there is very little here you did not already read in the news at the time.

    I suppose if nothing else, this would be great for catching the younger generation up on what happened just twenty years ago, when "terrorism" and 9/11 were not yet synonymous.
    1lbmersault

    Humanizing of a Terrorist

    All this movie tries to do is humanize a terrorist.

    The documentary is well made and researched. It is effective in what is trying to do. The problems is that this documentary tries to make people understand Timothy McVeigh's point of view. We are exposed to different events that eventually led to the bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City and that is what's wrong with this film. It is not acceptable to humanize someone that hurt so many people.

    I understand that everyone has reasons to act the way they do and it is very interesting to know them, specially in relation to this event that marked the USA, but doing this is as preposterous as making a documentary of 9/11 and including a mini bio of Osama Bin Laden and events that pushed him to plan it. This documentary would never have been done if a person of color was the perpetrator. The director almost tries to excuse the actions of the terrorist because of their background.
    danmcn61-1

    Official government version

    I did live through Oklahoma City and remember it well, and I remember Ruby Ridge and Waco also. Ruby Ridge and Waco had nothing to do with Oklahoma City, and neither did the militia movement or white supremacist organizations. This documentary is little more than the official government story, a story orchestrated at the highest levels of the Justice Department and the White House, placing all of the blame upon a disillusioned ex-soldier and his loser Army buddies and ignoring the obvious presence of more sophisticated conspirators. The film barely mentions the existence of "John Doe #2" who actually DID mastermind the bombing. There was a nationwide manhunt for this person during the week after the bombing until the FBI decided that they had their man and no further suspects were being sought. We are supposed to believe that McVeigh was smart enough to plan this elaborate scheme and yet stupid enough to drive a getaway car without a license plate attached? The film completely ignores the pre-bombing trips to the Philippines that were taken by Terry Nichols and clear evidence that he was meeting there with Ramzi Yousef (the mastermind of the World Trade Center bombing in 1993). Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying McVeigh was innocent. He was in this conspiracy up to his eyeballs and he deserved to be convicted, but there were other conspirators higher up the food chain that got away, for purely political reasons. That is the real story of Oklahoma City.
    8paul-allaer

    A must-see documentary about the background of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing

    "Oklahoma City" (2017 release; 115 min,) is a documentary about Timothy McVeigh's bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City, and the wider background as to what roe him to do this. As the movie opens, it is "April 19, 1995, 9:02 am" and we her voices at the Water Resource Board Meeting, when an enormous explosion takes place. We get various historical footage as to the damage caused by the bombing, as well as first account interviews of first aid helpers, survivors, and family members of the perished, We then go back in time to the early 1980s, in northern Idaho, where white supremacists are gathering steam. As this point we're 10 min, into the movie, but to tell you more of the story would spoil your viewing experience, you'll just have to see for yourself how it all plays out.

    Couple of comments: this is, to say the least, a sobering documentary, Built in three major chapters, "The Spark" (referring to Ruby Ridge), "The Flame" (referring to Waco) and "The Inferno" (referring to Oklahoma City), the documentary makers examine how right wing white supremacists were able to build a small but fierce resistance cell that becomes convinced that the federal government is "the enemy". The link between Ruby Ridge/Oklahoma City on the one hand, and Waco on the other hand, is less obvious (the Waco incident does not involve white supremacists), but nevertheless essential for the McVeigh narrative, as the documentary makes clear. McVeigh's personal background, fairly well known at this point, is examined as well. In the end, the lasting images of this documentary remain those of the Oklahoma City bombing itself, to this date still the largest domestic terrorist attack in this country's history, and with it the resolve of the survivors and the family of the perished. "Love is stronger than a terrorist attack", comments a survivor who has forgiven McVeigh. Wow.

    This documentary played in a few theaters, but opened wide when it was shown on PBS' "The American Experience" last night. As it most often the case with programs on "The American Experience", the documentary was well researched, restrained and very sobering. A must-see for anyone interested in the history of this country.

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      Based on the same real-life events as Oklahoma City (2017), One of America's Own (2006), The Bomb in Oklahoma City (2004) and April 19th: The Oklahoma Bomb (2001).
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      Herself - Police Officer: When I first got there, I could see people trapped on different floors, and they needed to be rescued. And so I started my way into the building. I thought to myself "Why Oklahoma City? It's a quiet place. Nothing happens here. It's not supposed to happen here."

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    • Date de sortie
      • 21 janvier 2017 (United States)
    • Pays d’origine
      • United States
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    • Langue
      • English
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      • Ark Media
      • Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
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