Just as an addendum/clarification of yesterday’s story on Michael Moore’s upcoming health care eviscerating documentary SICKO being released early, we recently received word that the film won’t just be released in Manhattan as previously mentioned. The Weinstein Co, will, in fact, be offering a sneak peek at the film in cities across the US on June 23rd. So, if you’ve been eagerly waiting for Moore to work you up into a fuming, self-righteous huff, here’s your chance! Presumably, tickets are limited so check if the film is playing in your city HERE and get a ticket right quick. SICKO opens wide on June 29th.
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