Sicko

I can't wait to see it. I have heard that it got 4 stars! Thanks for posting.

It wil be a cold day way down south before I'll pay to see anything put out by that pro-Communist propagandizing lard butt.

It sounds worth seeing, especially if it's 4 stars.

I don't particularly care for some of Michael Moore's views on some things but I watched "Roger and Me" and "Bowling for Columbine" and found them very interesting and informative. I look forward to seeing "Sicko" and I don't think it's nice to make comments about someone's physical appearance by calling him a lard butt.....

I give anyone credit for stanidng up and fighting for what they believe in, no matter what their physical features are. I respected so much and still do his Farinhite 9/11. I believe it is a weak mind who downgrades someone he/she has never met.

james

I, too, saw this movie and I and about 200 more people in the theater were in shock with what was disclosed. Some of our fellow Americans die because of the beauracacy of the health care(insurance, HMO's) industry and these companies have the congress in their pockets. Many times in the theater, people spontaneously appaulded. I don't know if I agree with Michael Moore tactics, BUT this needed to be told. No one knows when something catastrophic to happen to any of us and we loose our health coverage or one of our loved ones are denied necessary treatment because the insurance companies want to make a profit. This movie was a MAJOR wakeup call to me and should be to all Americans. I agree with a previous post: The looks of Michael Moore are not my concern!

Thanks for the review! I for one cannot wait to see this movie! People are discharged from hospitals way too soon because of insurance etc and they just get even worse or die because of it, or people that are sick cannot afford the insurance or the medical help that they need. As soon as this movie hits my town,I am there!

I don't care about Moore's politics--and he is shining a light on an issue that goes beyond politics in this country: the health care crisis. And imho, and based on my years in this industry, this is long overdue.
Affordable, good health care should be a right in this country, and it's not happening here.
Many reasons I can think of, including the nursing shortage, which I absolutely think is part of it, and greed and waste in HMO's. I work for a HMO and I have seen this firsthand--and yes, mine is one of the ones in the movie. (I'm not saying which one!) So I urge everyone to see this film and more importantly, find out what you can do to bring healthcare to all American citizens!