Critic Reviews

This is an op-ed polemic, and it's refreshing to see one so skillfully produced by filmmakers with a shoestring budget and meager access to mainstream distribution. A must-see movie, no matter what your politics are.

The fourth documentary screed this summer to have grown out of the left's frustration with the nation's turn to the right. Keep 'em coming, I say.

Capable of astonishing even the already cynical.

A hardly fair, not especially balanced broadside that has the advantage of being correct.

While largely effective, Greenwald's documentary is not a complete success.

The result is a fast-paced, brilliantly edited indictment that's as hard to turn away from as it is infuriating to watch. The irony, of course, is that Greenwald deploys the tricks of the trade every bit as knowingly as the evil geniuses at Fox.

Greenwald's doc is pure partisan warfare of the liberal stripe, to be sure, but that doesn't make it any less disturbing.

Partially financed by the liberal Move On.org, speaks most eloquently when it lets Fox News do the talking.

Already a top-selling DVD thanks to PR support from moveon.org, numerous media outlets, political blogs, and even Doonesbury, Outfoxed argues that Fox News's pro-Republican bias is top-down.

When those talking heads metamorphose into familiar ranting heads, it becomes another mesmerizing right-wing horror show.