Wilson is just a softhearted guy mistaking boldfaced imitation for bravery and 'truth'...Good heavens, the hypocrisy is deafening.
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10/25/04
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Michael Moore Hates America (2004)
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Reviews Counted:8
Fresh:6
Rotten:2
Average Rating:6.2/10
Theatrical Release:Aug 31, 2004 Limited
Synopsis: In the documentary MICHAEL MOORE HATES AMERICA, Michael Wilson questions the filmmaker's level of integrity and disputes the accuracy of his facts and statistics. In an effort to satirize the movie... [More]
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It's kind of a sweet movie in it's own way it's not really angry about anything.
11/02/04
Top CriticWilson makes it clear that he doesn't share Moore's political beliefs, but the film isn't about ideology as much as accountability. The theme is: How does he get away with it?
10/21/04
Don't let the title fool you. Instead of a hit piece on Michael Moore's politics, Wilson examines his techniques, particularly the dishonest approaches he uses in filmmaking.
10/02/07
actually turns out to be a balanced and open-minded piece in the style of the man it proclaims to despise
10/28/04
Wilson parece ser uma boa pessoa (e Jillette é sempre genial), mas o filme comete muitos dos mesmos erros atribuídos a Moore (que merece, sim, uma reprimenda pública).
04/05/05
Now despite that mean-spirited and unfair title, this is an honest attempt by one young filmmaker to examine Moore's controversial methods and to question his politics.
11/01/04
Top CriticFar more jocular, good-natured and thoughtful than Moore partisans might expect.
11/03/04
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