What's it about: Last time, he documented post 9/11 America, now Michael Moore does an exposu00e9 on the US health system.

Shot in his trademark way, the film deals with how health officials are siphoning out millions of dollars under the pretext of health insurance.
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Comparing the US health system to other European nations, Moore shows the flaws and loopholes that have gone undetected.u00a0

What's hot: Hate him, but you simply can't ignore Moore. Surprisingly with Sicko, he keeps the jingoism aside and gets to the real issue.
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Taking testimonials from people denied insurance, he raises a series of questions.
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Sicko has its fair share of traditional Moore humour. Be prepared to laugh and cry at the same time.
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What's not: It isn't a popular subject, so it might not catch your attention.
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But the issue of health care, governments being answerable to its people is universal.

At the end though, the project doesn't come across as precise and consistent.