Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004)

Michael Moore questions the political agendas and exposes the financial gains of many of the key players involved leading up to, and during, America's invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Moore provides the narration; his soft voice is comforting even when what it's relating is terrifying, and consequently we want to believe what he says even though at times he's clearly using the format to further his own goals. To his credit, he allows both big and small concerns to surface that when balanced out paint a staunch picture of how it affected the public.
Seeing George W. Bush embarrass himself never gets old; he's so good at it that he doesn't even have to try.

4½ vacations out of 5