Capitalism: A Love Story

The film depicts a boarded-up house in Bellington, WA; there is no such city in Washington state.

It likely meant to say Bellingham, WA.

I'll have to give this a 10 out of 10...for the delusional.

I seen a couple of Micheal Moore movies in the past and although I didn't agree entirely with what those films try to convey. But what those films did was got me thinking and thus I decided to check this movie out.

I'm certainly not one to disagree with idea that capitalism is bad, but this movie just is like gross about it. It shows some horrible things happening to people because of stuff out of control, and blames on the system which makes sense but all it's tactics and presentation and Moore constantly trying to go into these buildings with a camera it just, I don't know it just rubbed me the wrong way.

20 years in from "Roger and Me" and Michael Moore still continues to be one of the ultimately greatest voices for political sanity I know of, by making what is BY FAR one of the most important documentaries EVER! I'm re-watching it at home, and realizing TOTALLY, that it is/(was) impossible to get it all on the first viewing...

I genuinely appreciate Moore's film but it also saddens me deeply that he is not brave enough to point his finger at US."The most brilliant propagandist technique will yield no success unless one fundamental principle is borne in mind constantly - it must confine itself to a FEW POINTS and REPEAT THEM OVER AND OVER" (J.

This is an open goal right? Capitalist countries have just turned their back on the free market system and have bailed out the banks with public money; repossessions (by those same banks) are on the rise; employment is high; mistrust of corporations is on the rise in the public mind and generally, while "capitalism" is the system that the majority of us would favour, it is clear that something is, at best, not working.

In terms of pure argument this is Moore's weakest film. The subject matter-capitalism as a system-is simply too complex and conceptual for the type of muckraking that Moore engages in.

Michel Moore fights against capitalism, however he does by bad way. He shows the catholic church saying: the capitalism is evil and Christ would'd approves it.

Pay attention boys and girls, this is one for the history books. Seriously, this is an important slice of current American history.