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By Sam R (559) on 27 May 2010

Not Moore's best. It explains capitalism for those that don't understand the term and picks out particularly bad instances of it in America…

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By Joshua Y (143) on 27 May 2010

Okay, some interesting ideas, but Michael Moore spin and exclusion of certain details is frustrating as always. And he's a jerk…

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By Jeremy S (1,980) on 27 May 2010

For those who are fans I guess he is right...But think on this fans, He is making money off you as well, hence he is doing to you which he…

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By Elgan D (601) on 27 May 2010

Capitalism: A Love Story' has all the strengths and weaknesses of Moore's documentaries: An important subject matter that needs to be explored,…

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By Baard Ole G (3) on 26 May 2010

One of Michael Moore's best films to date…

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By Alexander K (365) on 26 May 2010

Just when you think you understand the dirty undermining of politics, Micheal Moore comes along…

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By Ben B (1,489) on 25 May 2010

The sad part is it's all true. Detroit and Flint are dead and capitalism killed them…

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By Jack K (247) on 25 May 2010

Very gripping documentary by Michael Moore. Very entertaining, interesting, and makes you think about what really goes on in country…

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By Tibor B (317) on 25 May 2010

Michael Moore is most effective when his subject matter really enrages him, Bowling for Columbine being a real standout…

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By Marco S (141) on 25 May 2010

Michael Moore is most effective when his subject matter really enrages him, Bowling for Columbine being a real standout…

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By Matt K (1,446) on 24 May 2010

This would have been a much more compelling film if Michael Moore didn't take such a front-and-centre position but I guess that's his style…

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By Judge L (406) on 24 May 2010

Another good doc. by Michael Moore. Very interesting look into the American Financial World. Everyone should see this doc…

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By Peter R (400) on 24 May 2010

As always Michael Moore is guilty of having not balancing his arguments,(in this case that he leaves no time to explore any positive sides…

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By Ernie H (8) on 23 May 2010

His films seem hard-hitting because he times the release well…

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By Paul D (6,077) on 23 May 2010

Not as boring as the cover suggests, but an Insightful look into America's 'evil' world of money-making at the expense of people like 'Joe…

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By David P (1,645) on 23 May 2010

Almost as fun as fahrenheit 9/11 and Sicko. This movie is pro-socialist…

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By Gavin S (642) on 23 May 2010

See it if only to find out what FDR had proposed to add to the American Constitution. If only he didn't die before he could implement it…

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By Colin O (54) on 23 May 2010

Michael Moore continues his crusade to fix a broken world with this essay on the failings and trapping of capitalism…

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By Andy S (1,590) on 23 May 2010

A documentary by Michael Moore can be an interesting experience…

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By Vin A (8) on 23 May 2010

The people who ought to see this won't, because it's Michael Moore. The people who will see it already get the message. Thatâ??s sad…

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