At the beginning of the movie....I had already presumed that this movie wud be just one of those Islam bashing ones...but after watching it...I must say I have become Morgan Spurlock fan. After Super size me...this is one hell of a movie...coz taking into consideration....this ain't one of those typical boring documentaries about the Muslim world...but way of documentary making is something that one can enjoy as well as learn a great deal, about Muslims, what they have to say about the US, about osama..breaking many myths built by the international media that Muslims hate America...the people Morgan confronts aren't politicians or officials but people...common people who have to face the ground reality..which news channels do not speak about.You must watch it!

Morgan Spurlock's "Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden?" is so utterly offensive and shallow that it makes you wonder whether his success with "Super Size Me" was a fluke, and also if this exploration of the fear the threat of terrorism has generated was little more than an excuse to avoid the daily rigours of his wife's impending child birth. Spurlock's ultimate lesson through the ordeal is that there are people in the Middle East who are just as concerned with the state of the world as they bring up their babies – something we all know by now. Anyone who believes a Muslim is automatically a terrorist might find some food-for-thought here, but not for anyone versed in the subject. This is an example of a filmmaker simplifying an important topic for the sake of getting a few laughs. I envisage only those who enjoyed the satire in "Team America: World Police" will appreciate the image of a model Osama Bin Laden dancing to the 'Can't touch this!' lyrics of that hit record.Read the full reviews at my personal website: http://www.sightforallseasons.co.nr/

I got another copy of the Christofascist propaganda film Obsession in the mail yesterday. It is appropriate that I sit down to watch this film after the attempts to scare me.Morgan Spurlock is a genius. He made a highly entertaining film that has a real message that needs to be seen and heard by everyone.No matter where he went - Egypt, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Morocco - you name it, the people were dismissive of Osama bin Laden and felt that he was responsible for their lives being so bad. he was not a hero, but a villain to Muslims everywhere.What was equally impressive was the fact that everyone hates our government. Not us, but out government. Guess what? We hate it too, but will we have the guts to change it? I don't mean just change parties, I mean change our government to one that doesn't sponsor dictators and terrorism throughout the world as long as it benefits us.The bottom line in this film was that most people in the world are just like us. We want to earn some money, take care of our families, and live in peace. What a novel concept! Check this one out.

I can see why this didn't do well box office wise, because quite frankly it's pretty boring. I like Morgan Spurlock & think in his future Documentary's he should always be in front of the camera as well as producing & directing it. He is a great personality, and if the subject is right, he can make even a questionable subject enjoyable. However this film is a very long 90 minutes & doesn't seem to have any real point to it. I loved "Super Size Me," & even his FX show 30 days is more interesting & has more to say than this. Unless you are a die-hard Spurlock fan, I would skip this. I will say w/a better subject & a little bit more direction & set-up, he could very well have another good theatrically released documentary. This just isn't it. There are a couple good chuckles here and there, but the story really doesn't take you anywhere that is very interesting. Spurlock will always have the excellent "Super Size Me" to his credit, but here's hoping he can get another good subject to tell us about in a more interesting & entertaining fashion.