The Corporation

Has a few interesting points, but it's laughably over-dramatic and far too biased.

Stupid propaganda made to appeal to stupid thinking.

As soon as Michael Moore turned up my heart sank. This is more or less on the same level as him, incoherent and jumbled with emotive anecdotes rather than being broadly informative. Just so you don't think I'm a partisan idiot, the film barely even touches upon corporate lobbying in the political process which I would have thought would have been important. It's just a left wing preaching-to-the-choir two minute hate piece about how corporations only want money. Tell me something I don't know.

I found it extremely interesting to see someone view a corporation in the same manner it is legally considered, that of an actual person. Clearly pointing out the obvious flaws in this system and showing things can be done by people to oppose it. Also the music was great as well, something I found to be quite unexpected in a documentary.

A very well-considered and argued film. It doesn't sensationalise or simplify the way some other docs do, at least that's the impression I got.