'Superman' Snub: Should The Documentary Have Been Nominated For The Oscars?
My advice to those cheering Guggenheim's comeuppance: Sip your victory drinks quickly, because your heady celebration lacks legs.
My advice to those cheering Guggenheim's comeuppance: Sip your victory drinks quickly, because your heady celebration lacks legs.
Michael Jones | Posted 05.25.2011
This highly effective documentary is equal parts a tragedy, a desperate call to action, and an indictment of an expensive dysfunctional system.
Tom Murphy | Posted 05.25.2011
Guggenheim said that we must, "move past self-interest and do what's best for the kids." There are thousands of Americans who do this every year.
Jonathan Daniel Harris | Posted 05.25.2011
You don't know this, but you are an education activist. You care about the future of public education in America, and you're going to get involved.
Aisling Roche | Posted 05.25.2011
The film's perspective is divisively problematic; it does well to galvanize an overdue conversation about education in America, but presents a fiercely oversimplified portrait of the players, and fails to offer anything besides ambiguity with regards to next steps.
Rick Ayers | Posted 05.25.2011
Waiting for Superman bubbles over with terms like escape and rescue, promoting a liberal charity mentality that is never in solidarity the local community, only regards it as something dysfunctional that needs to be controlled.
Richard Whitmire | Posted 05.25.2011