Where to Invade Next
Documentary • R • 2015 • 2 hr 1 min
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Moore explores some interesting social policies and customs applied around the world whether sensible, obvious or counter-intuitive.
Super interesting! Michael Moore is fun and really clever
Worth watching. It makes you see how better things could be if money wasn't spent on the wrong things.
Very informative, immensely enjoyed watching it.
A look over the border to learn from different first world countries and their policies, very interesting!
Always interesting to see Moore’s documentaries.
Funny and interesting! If you like documentaries, I recommend it
It's too bad an "invaded nation" didn't decide to keep him. He may have started his career genuinely but he smells his own farts now.
Pretty good exploration of the military industrial complex. Very biased but still worth a watch
Quite boring USA versus Europe, with biased interviews and fact listings. Didnt entertain or bring me any useful information
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