I’d be interested in what people think about the movie too. Personally, I won’t giving that fat fvck slob $7-$9 of my hard earned dollars.

I’ll wait for it to come out on DVD, rent it for $0.99 at Vons, with a $0.99 promotion code I can use.

Leni Riefenstahl reincarnated, for the left this time.

And by the way, while he was in Cuba, did he take the opportunity to ask Fidel why there hasn’t been an election on the island in 50 years, and how come mothers will risk their and their children’s lives to float on tubes 90 miles across shark infested waters to get out of that worker’s paradise? Funny how Chevy Chase, and a bunch of the other hollywood left forgot to ask that too.

I guess the excellent “free” health care just doesn’t quite tip the scales in favor of not risking being ripped to shreds by a 10 footer.

Although I have not seen the movie, I am a physician who has been in practice for nearly 30 years. The health care system in this country makes the real estate industry look like a bunch of benevolent angels. You just can’t believe what’s been going on. It’s as ugly as it gets.

fat_lazy_union,

I have to agree with the assesment, but I might wait for it to show up on the documentary channel.

IMO Michael Moore is one reason the rest of world generally despises the ugly American. He’s a fat, wealthy, spoiled American, claiming how terrible America is.

He ought to spend a year as a native does in Sudan, China, or India, then see what he thinks about America.

Michael Moore manipulates facts to his favor, but healthcare in US needs to be restructured.

America at its worst is far better than some countries at their best.

I will probably watch “Ratatouille” 100 times before I get back to Michael Moore. I don’t mind him too much but I always end up thinking he is a more subtle, liberal version of Rush Limbaugh. Politics are a hopeless quagmire.

Clearly, what we really need it for Jesus to come back and set things right for the world, not for us, one grand Ekklessia.