Saw this last night in the local theater. Wow! Don't miss it. It is so well done, I can still see the smug, sneaky smirk on the face of Billy Tauzin, the representative who sold out to the drug companies, after the passage of the Medicare bill in 2003.

For those who saw it, what did you think? It's worth seeing just for the comedy, never mind the message. Bits were just hilarious.

Somebody's going to assassinate Moore. It's inevitable.

Sounds interesting Babs...you have a link or something to check it out?

Here is what Fox News had to say: And they are his idiological enemies!

The government of the U.S. surely wants to punish him! One segment of
Moore's film shows some heroes who harmed their own health and risked their lives during 9/11, and who have subsequently been denied medical treatment in the U.S., being given the needed treatment free, in Cuba, in clean, well-run hospitals.

Clearly the Bush government does not want this image of Cuba seen by Americans. "This has caused a great deal of controversy, with the federal government launching an investigation into the trip, which officials say was in violation of the trade and commerce embargo against the Communist country."

Here's Moore's site.

From Toronto Film Festival.

Here is a discussion of some opposition to the film: censorship in the land of the free?

Thanks babs! I will get to reading...then maybe I can have a more educated discussion with you about it.