Lifelong NRA member and former award-winning teen marksman Michael Moore goes gunning for guns in "Bowling for Columbine," a rollicking, incendiary documentary that looks down the barrel of Americans' ...

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Would you like to go see something really scary this weekend at the theaters? Try Bowling for Columbine, the new Michael Moore documentary about guns in America; it's the most frightening film to be ...

Since his 1989 debut with "Roger & Me," Michael Moore -- gadfly, provocateur, muckraker, authority-questioner -- has perfected what some might call an art, others a shtick. Posing as a latter-day ...

If there is one thing that unites Americans, it is our intense, and often deadly, fear of each other. At least that is the feeling one gets after seeing “Bowling for Columbine.” With this film, ...

Who would’ve thought the best film of the year would be a documentary? Not I; that’s for sure. This isn’t Michael Moore’s first time out to capture real-life on film. He first made it big with “Roger ...

American filmmaker Michael Moore’s ”Bowling for Columbine,” a movie that plumbs the depths of violence in America, shared the People’s Choice Award at Vancouver’s International Film Festival with ...

When I watch a movie I want to think, cry or laugh. I did all three, though not much of the latter, while watching “Bowling for Columbine.” I was out of town earlier in the year when Lake Tahoe ...

James Nichols: I use the pen, because the pen is mightier than the sword. But you must always keep the sword handy for when the pen fails.

This is a phenomenal movie. One thing that Michael Moore is unafraid to do — and which really resonates with an enormous audience — is tell the truth. His take is very populist. It's the take of the ...