How Did Michael Moore Change The Society

Beginning from a young age, Michael Moore had always been a bit opinionated. Even though he was just the age of 18 years-old, he had already began writing his thoughts on the cruel injustices and consequences of capitalism. He was also a well-respected in his community because at the same age he had been chosen to as a member of the school board. Despite the fact that everyone seemed to be going with the flow, Michael decided to take a step back and really look at what the world around him was at the time. He came to the conclusion that there needed to be change, and he would help invoke that change. Michael Moore would change the structure of his society by doing it through one of his many talents: comedy.
Michael first began his criticism by writing in his own weekly newspaper, the Flint Voice. He would later be hired to write for the magazine, Mother Jones. Things, unfortunately, didn’t work out for the best because he was fired from working there. Despite this, it may have actually been Michael’s lucky break. He was paid a handsome amount for possibly
The film had high ratings all around, but there were many different reactions to what Michael had created, which caused quite a bit of controversy. Regardless of what critics had to say, the film was voted Best Documentary by the NAtional Board of Review, the New York Film Critics Circle, the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, and the National Society of Film Critics. It was even declared as Best Film at the Toronto and Chicago film festivals. With such good reviews, Michael decided it would be a good idea to create his film studio, Dog Eat Dog Films, He also created an organization to deliver aid to social justice group as well as other fledgling filmmakers. Michael would go on to create other films, but many of them didn’t have quite the impact that Roger and Me