Michael Moore doesn’t know how to shut is mouth…and we LOVE that!!!

The documentary man’s latest film, Capitalism: A Love Story, recently premiered at the Venice Film Festival to an overwhelmingly positive response. But Moore believes this film just might be his last.  Michael explains:

“Why would these companies give money to me, a guy who is diametrically opposed to everything they stand for? One of the beautiful flaws of capitalism is they will use the rope you give them to hang themselves, if you can make a buck.

I think this will be the last time they will give me that money.”

The new film examines our current financial system and the catastrophe that is Wall Street.

“Capitalism is an evil, and you cannot regulate evil,” Moore warns in the movie.“You have to eliminate it and replace it with something that’s good for all people, and that something is called democracy.”

We don’t know if Moore will get funding for future films, but we sure are excited to see this one! Check out the preview below and visit CaptialismALoveStory.com to learn more!

Michael Moore has published a brutally honest article on his website rejoicing in the end of General Motors as we know it (the company formally filed for bankruptcy this morning) and looking ahead to a future without the mistakes and hubris that eventually claimed the company. Moore also reiterates his support of clean mass transportation, fuel-efficient vehicles, and takes shots at oil companies for holding back our country from advancing with efficient technologies. Below is one such highlight:

Just as President Roosevelt did after the attack on Pearl Harbor, the President must tell the nation that we are at war and we must immediately convert our auto factories to factories that build mass transit vehicles and alternative energy devices. Within months in Flint in 1942, GM halted all car production and immediately used the assembly lines to build planes, tanks and machine guns. The conversion took no time at all. Everyone pitched in. The fascists were defeated.

We are now in a different kind of war — a war that we have conducted against the ecosystem and has been conducted by our very own corporate leaders. This current war has two fronts. One is headquartered in Detroit. The products built in the factories of GM, Ford and Chrysler are some of the greatest weapons of mass destruction responsible for global warming and the melting of our polar icecaps. The things we call “cars” may have been fun to drive, but they are like a million daggers into the heart of Mother Nature. To continue to build them would only lead to the ruin of our species and much of the planet.

The other front in this war is being waged by the oil companies against you and me. They are committed to fleecing us whenever they can, and they have been reckless stewards of the finite amount of oil that is located under the surface of the earth. They know they are sucking it bone dry. And like the lumber tycoons of the early 20th century who didn’t give a damn about future generations as they tore down every forest they could get their hands on, these oil barons are not telling the public what they know to be true — that there are only a few more decades of useable oil on this planet. And as the end days of oil approach us, get ready for some very desperate people willing to kill and be killed just to get their hands on a gallon can of gasoline.

Click here to continue reading Moore’s article…

President Obama, now that he has taken control of GM, needs to convert the factories to new and needed uses immediately.

Now it looks like Madonna is taking it a step further and turning her documentary into a book! So far the literary version of I Am Because We Are is being described as a “book of images by award-winning photojournalist Kristen Ashburn–culled from her own work in Malawi and Africa over the past seven years as well as from her specially commissioned photographs for the film–provides an intimate look at the lives of eight Malawian children featured in the film and reveals the harsh reality of the AIDS pandemic throughout southern Africa.”

All the proceeds from the book will, of course, be donated to the Raising Malawi organization, to continue to help orphans in need. Madonna has been a driving force in the revitalization of Malawi and even plans on opening a school there later this year. To learn more about the organization, visit RaisingMalawi.org.

Madonna and Michael Moore outside a screening of Because We Are — a movie documenting the concern over the millions of orphans in Malawi who have lost parents and siblings to HIV and AIDS. The film also details how Madonna’s organization Raising Malawi is helping to improve conditions. For more pictures visit JustJared.com!