worth watching for modern Moore fans who can appreciate his humour or for those who want to see less national politics
Anita Bryant, Bob Eubanks, Michael Moore
Documentary about the elimination of 30,000 jobs in Flint, Michigan by General Motors.
DVD Release Date: July 5, 2003
Stats: 726 reviews
Flixster Reviews (726)
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July 24, 2008
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April 11, 2008
After pretty much dismissing Michael Moore because I really don't agree with his methods and think he's hell of annoying, I decided to go back to one of his earlier films just because. After all, it's not my contention that Moore is a poor filmmaker - quite the contrary, he's a r...( read more)
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April 5, 2006
Michael Moore's first documentary; I found it lacking in focus. Michael Moore would perfect his technique in later films; this feels more like a 'test run', and a little bit ridiculous at times. Still, there are shades of Moore's ingenuity and vision.
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July 29, 2009
Moore is always good sensationalizing the material by focusing the subject in the spotlight and putting it on the "spot". There's not much here I didn't already know, except for more of an intimate knowledge of Moore's background and of Flint, Michigan. But for most people, there...( read more)
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November 20, 2008
It was interesting having watched all of Michael Moore's more recent films, then going back and watching this last. He had humble beginnings, but he is a great documentarian and this early movie is no exception!
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