Uncle's kind of irony with a sense of humor (let me call it comical satire), I used to like it very much. This time, he tried to make a comical satire again, but I don’t know if I’m tired of it, or the uncle’s level is not enough this time, the humor is so cold, and the irony doesn’t have the same direct heart and lung power as before.
Maybe older and more experienced will be able to have a clear mind and make objective judgments on things. My uncle’s works are too extreme, sensational and provocative in my opinion, and the logic is chaotic and they take themselves too much. thing. There are some scenes in this film where he forcibly interviewed but failed, which made me a little bit jealous. Perhaps, as pointed out by some Douyou, the uncle has chosen a grand topic this time, which is really "many arm as a car".
Michael Moore is full of self-examination and critical spirit, which may be better than the average American, but as a filmmaker, his standard seems to have not improved. Hopefully this film is not the lowest point of his film career.
Next time I see a new work by Michael Moore, I will carefully consider whether or not to watch it.
Rating: 6.5 out of 10
2011.9.25
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