Let the Fire Burn

Really fantastic documentary about an event I'd never even heard of. It's always easy to say the filmmakers have a bias when making a movie like this, but it seems this was presented in a really fair way to all parties. Using only archival footage, this documentary brings you as close to the events as one could possible get nearly 30 years later. Highly recommend.

Well made documentary achieves the goal it sets out to do. It does not paint the MOVE members as angels and lets the government response speak for itself.

This is a wonderful documentary that pulls together the entire film using only a few archive sources. As I watched a few weeks after the riots in Ferguson, Missouri, I was reminded of how a militarized police force can create a horror story. And kudos for not going to interview the participants now, as I think those in power would've tried to cover their asses regarding the original injustice. A fantastic document on how authorities overreact to political movements.

and he did.

Everyone here is terrible. Everybody

This is a well made, intriguing, and entertaining documentary. Like all documentaries it has its biases (in favor of MOVE) but here they are very tame. Definitely worth seeing especially for anyone (like myself) who is not old enough to remember the tragic conflict.