No, it won’t be “More Half Truths, Distortions and Pandering to My Base.”
The folks at Overture Films handling the picture decided on “Capitalism: A Love Story.”
And if there’s ever been someone to benefit more from a capitalistic society than Moore, I’d like to meet ‘em.
The new documentary, focusing on the U.S. economic collapse, comes out Oct. 2.
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And if there’s ever been someone to benefit more from a capitalistic society than Moore, I’d like to meet ‘em.
Would love to know how much he’s made off his Haliburton stock.
Another story angle the MSM prefers to sweep under rug.
“Grips, Best Boys, Assistants to the Assistant Directors, Thanks for helping me make this movie about the evil corporate pigs. You’re fired, please get off my property. I need to go count my money.”
Oh wow. I had no idea he had a new “documentary” in the works… are these propaganda movies still catagorized as “documentaries?”
Only if Moore is behind the camera …
Moore has both lifted the documentary genre to new heights, commercially speaking, and degraded them appreciably with his factually dishonest reportage.