Morgan Spurlock tours the Middle East to discuss the war on terror with Arabic people.
DVD Release Date: August 26, 2008
Stats: 786 reviews
Morgan Spurlock (the 'Super Size Me' guy) is back in an amusing documentary looking at the relations between the US and Middle East. Fun and interesting animation sequences, some nice moments of comedy and an glance into foreign politics are good fun, but ultimately Spurlock diss...( read more)
Inspired by the question 'Where in the world is Osama bin Laden? Morgan Spurlock's hunt for the world's most elusive terrorist is quite a different take on the Middle East. Spurlock decides to go in pursuit of the infamous fugitive to find out what makes him tick. The journey ta...( read more)
Very interesting.Wonder what he wouldve done if he actually met up with Osama Bin Laden???
What starts out as Morgan Spurlock hysterically going on another finding mission turns into a grab you by the heart documentery, worthy of Oscar.
A pretty good investigative travelogue-style documentary which takes Morgan Spurlock to several Middle East countries. Shown are sides of the people that live there not widely broadcast in American media. The best part was his trip to Israel which really shows the police-state th...( read more)
Very interesting and quite funny. It shows some of the reality of the situations in Middle Eastern countries: the majority of people just want to have peace and provide for their families. It shows that not everyone is a terrorist, as depicted on television sometimes.
Not just childish, smug and unfunny but a hideous affront to the 9/11 families, to whom Spurlock owes an abject apology. full review
Given the fraught nature of U.S.-Middle East relations and the war on terrorism, Spurlock is understandably in over his head. Still, he is a genial host whose message urges cultural understanding. full review
The aim of Spurlock's mission is less a matter of actually finding the man than exploring the everyday beliefs and attitudes of Muslims around the globe. full review
It's impossible to disagree with much of what he [Spurlock] says...but it's also impossible to learn anything about war, terrorism, religion, oil, democracy or any of the other topics a less glib, les...
Documentary humorist Morgan Spurlock explores the lighter side of international terrorism in Where in the World Is Osama bin Laden? full review
The film is a hodgepodge, and it closes with a whimper. But along the way some lucid voices slip through. full review
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