Everyone should see this "documentary" if for no other reasons than it will make you think and it will make you laugh (really hard). Maher is a standup comedian and is pushing an agenda so it isn't surprising that he introduces a good amount of humor into the film. I've read criticism of him for being too mean to people but I think this is rather unfair. After all, these people all knew who he was and what he was doing and in most cases hung themselves on their own words. It isn't like he used the crappy (and dishonest) editing techniques that the Michael Moores of the world use. Most of the best scenes ended with a comment by the interviewee, not Maher. It is amazing how many times the guests had a look on their face that said "oh my god, did I just say that?" when they realized the ridiculousness of their claims.

And then there is the subject matter. I think the most interesting part of the movies was seeing all of the major religions stacked up next to each other. When you think about it, where else have you ever seen a non-believer be able to have such a forum where he could speak openly and honestly about religion? All too often we see the media falling over themselves so as not to get the wrath of some wacko group.