I don't like Michael Moore and his notion of what a documentary is, so I was happy to see this movie. The non-stop bashing of Moore was great, and the movie was a lot funnier than I expected. Kevin Farley, younger brother of Chris, did a good job as Michael Malone, although he wasn't quite as fat or sloppy as Moore usually appears. Kelsey Grammar had a prominent supporting role as General Patton, and shorter appearances were made by Jon Voight and Dennis Hopper.
Its not common for a right-wing perspective to come out of Hollywood, so I think people want to read a lot into the politics of this movie. The movie is intended to be funny, and people shouldn't worry to much about the message. Just sit back and have a few laughs, and if you don't feel like you can laugh at the absurdity that is Michael Moore, then stay away from An American Carol.

Just saw An American Carol with my two kids (12 and 13). It was hilariously funny, and appropriate for kids to watch (no cussing, no nudity). I highly recommend this movie for ALL Americans.