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I like to say that Michael Moore makes 'opinion movies' rather than documentaries. And I don't mean that as a critique because they're often opinions that I share but he doesn't have a lack of bias that I feel is needed for someone to be considered a documentarian.

Yeah, Moore is funny as usual which keeps the movie from being unwatchably sad but the things that depress me are really depressing.

I find it weirdly honest that they left the Charlton Heston interview in the movie. Everyone (including Moore) had to know it would be criticized by many people.

Me too but there's so much in the movie that I find outright depressing that I'm probably going to hold off.