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Description: Genre: Documentary / Theatrical Release: 2007 / Director: Michael Moore / DVD released 07 January, 2008 at Optimum Home ... more Newest Review: ... humour, heartbreak and sensationalism to make an interesting documentary. For example we are told the story of one man who ... more |
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by utero - written on 13/05/08 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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Ohhhh that Micheal Moore, he's like Marmite in America, they either love him or hate him. With Bowling for Columbine he showed the rest of the world some of the insanity that America displays when it comes to firearms. With Fahrenheit 911 he tapped into paranoia around terrorism and in return reaped box office gold. Sicko sees Moore go back to another one of the things that doesn't make America the land of the free - healthcare. In the UK we often moan about the state of the NHS but when you watch something like this you end up being a lot more thankful that we have such a system in place. You see in America, healthcare is not something ...
by shaneo632 - written on 29/02/08 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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Director: Michael Moore Cast: Michael Moore Release Date: June 22nd, 2007 (US), October 26th, 2007 (UK) Certificate: PG-13 (US), 12A (UK) Love or hate Michael Moore, it's difficult to deny that he knows how to make a persuasive, and more to the point, entertaining documentary. Whilst his Fahrenheit 9/11 was far less compelling than the wildly witty Bowling for Columbine, Moore's latest film, Sicko, a scathing commentary on the American health-care system, seeks to return Moore's acerbic wit and relent in pushing the political trundle-wheel. Moore's jovial tone is very much abundant mere moments into Sicko, highlighting the absurdity ...
by thedevilinme - written on 11/02/08 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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Michael Moore's documentaries tend to be like Les Dawson's piano playing - he hits all the right notes (the facts), but not necessarily in the right order (continuity), but we secretly know they are both fine performers in their own right but it wouldn't be funny any other way. In 2004 the outspoken fat lumbering slob to many seemed to polarize America with his outstanding and award winning Fahrenheit 911, highlighting the Bush Administrations alarming incompetence around the September 11 attacks and their uncomfortably relationship with the nation that had just attacked them, the Saudis, where as here he has back on more popular ground attacking Americas ...





