Even when this new “Fahrenheit 451” transforms into more of a mid-grade action movie than a think-piece, the outlines of Bradbury’s vision are never completely lost.

Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, published in October 1953, captured the McCarthy era's intense fear of intellectual repression ...

Fahrenheit 451 is, for certain, a book that squarely addresses the proliferation of mass media in America. But it is simultaneously a novel that took on Bradbury's waxing disdain, at that time ...

Unfortunately, “Fahrenheit 451” isn’t hard-hitting enough as a film to be a proper motivating factor on its own. Grade: C+ “Fahrenheit 451” premiered at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival.

When working in this wheelhouse, Fahrenheit 451 is a chilling and thought-provoking retelling for peak TV premium cable, even if as a film, it never quite flies as high as a Phoenix should. In the ...

HBO's new film adaptation of Ray Bradbury's novel "Fahrenheit 451" is the latest dystopian view on television of a grim future America. The disturbing worlds of “The Handmaid’s Tale,” “Mr ...

Author, Ray Bradbury of "Fahrenheit 451" is enraged that Michael Moore used a similar title for his documentary. According to Bradbury, Moore did not ask his permission.

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‘Fahrenheit 451’ Review: Snuffing Out a Classic This updated version of Ray Bradbury’s dystopian novel stars Michael B. Jordan as a book-burning fireman with a troubled conscience.

The new version of Fahrenheit 451 has two Michaels, but not enough heat. Despite a classic American novel as inspiration and a marquee cast, including Michael B. Jordan, Michael Shannon and up-and ...

The result is a version of “Fahrenheit 451” made for the “Hunger Games” era. In contemporary films, dystopia is regarded almost exclusively as heavily technological.