The grounds for the lawsuit are about as dry as a cracker. When auditing his $200 million film Farenheit 9/11, he found that through “Hollywood’s accounting tricks,” the Weinstein’s bilked him out of $3 million. It is presumed that with the newly found revenue, Moore would purchase 100,000 baseball caps at $10 each, 25,000 poorly-fitting polo shirts at $40 apiece, with the remaining restitution being used to buy a bunch of nylon Land’s End jackets.

Whatever the outcome, both parties involved are capable of blowing some serious hot air, so let’s hope they do the noble thing here and make the dispute at the same time both as personal and public as possible. I hope it gets reduced to both sides calling the other sides fat. (/Film)

The new teaser for Michael Moore‘s Untitled Bailout Documentary has arrived, and it doesn’t give too much away, other than Michael Moore’s angry again.  "Angry Moore" is really evident here.  He breaks out his classic sarcastic Moore voice, bringing his pitch up an octave while gently coaxing the audience to bend over for the banks.  "This time it’s personal" reads the text at the end of the trailer.  This time, I believe it.  Kudos to Moore’s marketing team for borrowing the tagline from Jaws 4: The Revenge. [via The Playlist]

Director: Michael Moore

Cast: TBD

Synopsis: TBD