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Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer - Rotten Tomatoes
Alex Gibney, the Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker behind Enron and Taxi to the Dark Side, rolls out his third 2010 entry in what must have been a rather exhausting year for the man. The focus is on former New York attorney general and governor Eliot Spitzer and his fall from grace after being linked to a high-end prostitution ring.
In retrospect, it seems absurd that the United States government felt so threatened by the presence of John Lennon that they tried to have him deported.
The U.S. vs. John Lennon | Watch Free Documentary Online
Casino Jack And The United States Of Money - Rotten Tomatoes
All Critics (70) | Top Critics (25) | Fresh (53) | Rotten (10) | DVD (5)
Food, Inc. - Rotten Tomatoes
After you see what IBP is doing to cattle, what Tyson is doing to chickens, what farmers are doing to us and what Monsanto is doing to farmers in the new documentary Food, Inc., you may never eat again. A mind-boggling, heart-rending, stomach-churning expose on the food industry.
All Critics (31) | Top Critics (12) | Fresh (27) | Rotten (2) Director Stefan Forbes has assembled a brilliantly complex portrait that shines an unnerving light on the man who painted the landscape of contemporary American politics. By the end of Forbes' brisk, economical portrait, Atwater has been revealed as a repugnant and pathetic soul--and a political visionary, among the first to fully understand and harness the raw power of voters' fears.
Boogie Man: The Lee Atwater Story - Rotten Tomatoes
JavaScript required to play The Greatest Speech Ever Made . Yeah, it has some religious references in it, but Chaplin’s speech (from The Great Dictator ) is still one of the great humanist soliloquies.
Just…just…wow. « Toward a Moral Life
All Critics (178) | Top Critics (36) | Fresh (133) | Rotten (44) | DVD (2) Moore is always visually playful and subversive, and even when dealing with such serious and depressing topics entertaining; but he's also game enough to examine America's mythology of prosperity. Smart-alecky and simplistic?
