Michael Moore

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Phoenix Film Critics salute 'Inglourious Basterds', The Phoenix Film Critics Society has chosen 'Inglourious Basterds,' Quentin Tarantino's World War II revenge fantasy, as the best picture of 2009.

Andrew Pulver: It's Michael Moore's most significant film, and one whose effects are still being felt today

Rosa DeLauro, dean of the Connecticut congressional delegation, says Sen. Joe Lieberman should be recalled for holding health care reform hostage. Filmmaker Michael Moore has called for a boycott of Connecticut if voters don't start a recall of the senator. ...

NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore is threatening to organize a boycott of Connecticut in response to Sen. Joseph Lieberman's opposition to key parts of federal health care legislation.

Michael Moore will boycott CT if we don't recall Sen. Lieberman.

People of Connecticut: What have u done 2 this country? We hold u responsible. Start recall of Lieberman 2day or we'll boycott your state.

"We started filming this before the crash last year and then all of the sudden it happens right during the making of a film about the economy and capitalism and everything and it was like, 'wow. Who's writing this movie?' You know, so we immediately kind of shifted to deal with that. ...

Michael Moore receives a bouquet of flowers from Japanese idol and model Yuko Ogura during the 'Capitalism: A Love Story' press conference at Tosho Hall on November 30, 2009 in Tokyo, Japan.

"What are we doing in Afghanistan? This is absolutely insane ... 15 of the 19 hijackers, terrorists, killers, of 9/11 they were from Saudi Arabia. In fact there wasn't one Afghanistan citizen amongst them. ...

Filmmaker Michael Moore has urged President Barack Obama not to expand the war in Afghanistan, as Washington prepares to announce a surge of US troops in the conflict-torn nation.

"The health insurance companies are going to make an extra 70 billion dollars as a result of Americans being forced to buy their health insurance. What company wouldn't love this bill?" -- Michael Moore in Toronto Tuesday, November 17th, 2009 Not buying it at http://www.michaelmoore.com/