Will it come out in the UK? I doubt it, but one can always hope.

A tiny flame of hope burns after watching the coming
attractions. I may have to drag these tired bones to
the local theater.

I enjoyed Michael Moore's first big movie, "Roger and Me." I also enjoyed some of his brief television show, TV Nation. Then I found out that many of the scenes in his so-called documentary movies were faked and that many of the claims he makes in his books are plain lies.

Just this week, Moore has written to Caroline Kennedy, whom Senator Obama has appointed to help him select a Vice-Presidential nominee, to tell her to choose herself. That's right, a man who has never run for political office is advising a woman who has never run for political office to try to put her own name on a national ticket. That he published his letter to her shows that his object in offering this unsolicited advice is self-publicity, the only thing Michael Moore really knows how to do.

I didn't like the trailer. It's looks like a string of cheap shots. If you want a good film (documentary, really) that takes the P*ss out of Moore, see "Manufacturing Dissent".

When it comes to Michael Moore, no shot is cheap. He's everything they say he is: a no-talent, egomaniacal, self-promoting fatass who has the number of every conspiracy minded nutjob out there and he knows how to deliver what they want. Facts have never been anything but an inconvenience to be ignored. The day this brainless, heartless, witless oaf's death from overeating happens, I will celebrate his passing by drinking a bottle of scotch and toasting the fact that the world will now be a better place.

Zucker already made a movie dismantling Moore's viewpoints. It was called Top Secret.

Another is the movie "Michael Moore Hates America", which was quite good. It was very fair and reasonable, and talked a lot about the difficulty of keeping documentaries honest.

It looks like the sort of movie that will have people near pissing themselves from laughing so hard.

This goes down on my absolutely must see list. It looks sort of like a Mel Brooks movie. (I loved Blazing Saddles, History of the World Part II)...

In a clip we saw, Washington takes Malone to St. Paul's Cathedral to lecture him on freedom of religion and "freedom of speech, which you abuse." Malone is grossed out by dust in the priest's box, so the doors open onto the smoldering ruins of the World Trade Center. "This is the dust of 3000 innocent human beings!" bellows Washington. Malone whimpers that he's just making movies. Washington won't have it. "Is that what you plan to say on Judgment Day?"

(Link)

sounds side splittingly hilarious