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You should check out his latest 'All watched over by machines of loving grace' -- probably his best yet.

• wahnfrieden 15y ago
  Thanks. Can you tell me if my impression of his older stuff ("Felt Like a Kiss" aside) still applies to to this one though? Or has he changed his approach now?
  • marcf 15y ago
    I guess it depends on why you consider Michael Moore to be a bad film maker. Quite a few of Michael Moore's critics dislike his films because of his political positions, not because of his film making techniques. If you believe his political positions have no merit, one will disagree with the presentation of them. Adam Curtis does have political opinions about society. If opinionated films bother you, and particularly ones that lean left or are not decidedly right leaning, it may be worth skipping Adam Curtis' work.
    • JonnieCache 15y ago
      This excellent adam curtis parody about sums it up: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1bX3F7uTrg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1bX3F7uTrg
    • wahnfrieden 15y ago
      I'm fine with opinionated filmmaking, and I even agree with much of Moore's messages, but at more moments than I'm comfortable with I find Moore's filmmaking to be dishonest, insincere and deceptive. Very well edited and engaging though, so I wish I could like him.