August 21, 2009
Trailer Bulletin: Capitalism: A Love Story
With its release just weeks away and only an itty-bitty teaser under its belt, it's high time Michael Moore's "Capitalism: A Love Story" got a real trailer -- and look, one just popped up at CNN.
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June 12, 2009
First Look at Michael Moore's Latest
It isn't exactly an exclusive shot of the new "Harry Potter," but for your first look at Michael Moore's upcoming Wall Street documentary, head on over to USA Today.
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November 13, 2008
Moore's Next Doc to Tackle Economy
Michael Moore's next film -- which is being backed by Paramount Vantage and Overture, rather than The Weinstein Company -- will take a look at the American economy and current global financial conditions.
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September 5, 2008
Michael Moore's Uprising Will Be Free
Michael Moore will be following the Nine Inch Nails method for his next movie, "Slacker Uprising": It'll be available as a free download for a three-week period beginning September 23.
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May 15, 2008
Cannes 2008: Fahrenheit 9/11 Sequel News
The culture wars continue. Inflammatory documentary filmmaker Michael Moore has announced at the Cannes film festival that he is planning a sequel to Fahrenheit 9/11, his acclaimed by some, loathed by others documentary about 9/11.
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November 6, 2007
RT on DVD: Ratatouille, Sicko, and Colbert Are Served!
Pixar rules the roost this week, as Ratatouille rises to the top of our must-have DVDs. But November is the time for getting all political -- a perfect time for Michael Moore's latest polemic (Sicko) as well as highlights from Comedy Central's favorite right-leaning pundit (The Best of the Colbert Report). And what's the deal with that folky alt-pop duo from New Zealand (Flight of the Conchords)?
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September 7, 2007
TIFF Blog: Why Toronto Is Hot, Roger Ebert, Lust, Caution, and Darren Lynn Bousman
The weather forecast for tomorrow in sunny Toronto, Ontario is 90 degrees with about a billion percent humidity, so it is from only the most devoted reaches of our Tomato-strewn hearts that we sludge through the heat to report from the Toronto Film Festival. (Overheard today: "I feel like there's a warm fog blanketing my skin." Gross.)
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July 11, 2007
Michael Moore Scratched Off Wolf Blitzer's Christmas Card List
This bit of news isn't as sexy as a breathless update on who might be starring in what, and the comments are sure to devolve into ideology-bound snark in short order, but we're duty-bound to report the facts, ma'am, and here they are: Michael Moore appeared on CNN Monday, ostensibly to promote his latest film, "Sicko," but some unwise scheduling and three years of pent-up frustration combined to put host Wolf Blitzer in the crosshairs instead.
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June 28, 2007
Critical Consensus: "Ratatouille" is Tasty, "Die Hard" is Solid, "Sicko" is Socko, "Evening" Falls
This week at the movies we have hungry, hungry rats ("Ratatouille," starring Patton Oswalt and Brad Garrett), a world-weary hero (Bruce Willis in "Live Free or Die Hard"), a provocateur extraordinaire ("Sicko," the new doc from Michael Moore), and a rare midsummer tearjerker ("Evening," starring Meryl Streep and Claire Danes). What do the critics have to say?
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June 25, 2007
Michael Moore Talks "Sicko," Heath Care, Edutainment, Cuba
There isn't much middle ground on Michael Moore; his bromide-laden documentaries have earned him both an enthusiastic following from many on the left and unvarnished vitriol from much of the right. But as divisive as Moore's films can be, they've also been remarkable successful with audiences and critics.
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May 20, 2007
Cannes Wrap-Up: Michael Moore's Latest And Leo's Global Warming Doc
Michael Moore's latest doc, "Sicko," has stirred up more controversy for the Michigan muckraker. Is he onto something with his evisceration of the US healthcare system? Plus, "The 11th Hour," a climate change doc featuring Leonardo DiCaprio, and "Boarding Gate," an unconvincing, sleazy thriller starring Asia Argento and Michael Madsen -- all here at Cannes!
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August 10, 2006
"Apocalypto" Apocalypse?
Following the rather unpleasant Mel Gibson controversy of the last few weeks, the Hollywood rumor mill is starting to swirl: Is Disney looking to "unload" Gibson's "Apocalypto" on another distributor?
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December 22, 2004
Moore to Raise the Temperature on Drug Companies
Lefty filmmaker Michael Moore's next film project will be a survey of the healthcare industry, the Los Angeles Times writes. According to the Times, "At least six of the nation's largest firms have already issued internal notices to their workforces, preparing them for potential ambushes." The film, with the working title of "Sicko," may be released in 2006.
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