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Here SUBJECTS — Science Fiction; SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING —
Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Rebellion; MORAL-ETHICAL EMPHASIS —
Respect. Age: 12+; Not Rated; Drama; 1966, 112 minutes; Color.
451 degrees Fahrenheit is the temperature at which paper bursts
into flame. This adaptation of the classic novel by Ray Bradbury
describes a future in which independent thought is discouraged
and "firemen" burn books. The population is distracted and
sedated by a combination of wall to wall interactive television
and mind altering drugs. But one fireman begins to read the
books he is supposed to burn.... This movie gets children to
think about society from a different vantage point. By showing a
sterile civilization in wh