So the erstwhile Michael Moore made his latest film, his first since 2009's Capitalism: A Love Story, basically in secret over the last few years, and suddenly announced he was premiering it at TIFF just weeks ago. It actually debuted last night, and while it got a warm reception and was said to be funny and provocative as always, it was also said that Moore seems to have lost the fiery passion and outrage that fueled the biggest docs of the filmmaker's career (coincidentally, they all came out during the Bush administration). Moore seems to be in a better mood these days, but this new movie still argues for America to adopt many policies of other western countries that do a lot of things better.
