Michael Moore tones down his typical style of film documentary for a surreal reflection of tough economic times. I found this documentary to be his best. Critics of Michael Moore would have a hard time to use their usual criticisms of him for this movie. He almost seems reflective, that his message over the past 20 years was largely, unheard by mainstream America.
Also, critics usually respond to his film style as biased. I found this movie to be well researched and thoughtful to the topic. Finally, what I liked most about his movie is the personal reflections. He reflects all the way back to Roger and Me, and in a poignant moment,goes back to his roots and has one more confrontation with GM
Highly Recommend!!!
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