Watched “Bowling For Columbine” last night. It’s funny, disturbing and well worth seeing. And, no. Michael Moore doesn’t come up with any real clear-cut answers to why America has so much gun violence, but he does raise many interesting points. All in all, I am really surprised that this documentary got the Oscar this year … not that I don’t think the film is great. But, it squarely points the finger at some very “sacred” American institutions as the potential causes. So, why was anyone surprised when Moore used his acceptance speech as a political platfom? The movie is tinged with his political stance. Best Moment of the Movie: Charlton Heston gets put on the spot about his NRA mania. Watching him squirm as he dodges Moore’s questions is worth the rental price alone.