Waiting for "Superman" Review: A System of Failure

Academy Award-winning documentarian, Davis Guggenheim, is second with a new documentary that explores the flow province of the American education system, Waiting for "Superman." Guggenheim follows five students on their paths of education: Anthony, Francisco, Bianca, Daisy, and Emily.These kids live all over the United States, from New York City to Washington, D.C.

The Family of Brenner: !010: The Class in Film: "Waiting for .

I'd be damned shocked if I even had any loyal readers left. and kids, I can't say I charge you.I've been awful, read: awful at updating this thing, and I'm sorry about that, because lord knows I've got the thoughts and opinions to take this bad boy up.A lot has happened since we last spoke: the election, the fact that the Gator chomp is ok but this: Devier Posey taught me how to Dougie, isn't, the world banned Four Loko, but right now I'm here to review some GD movies, so let's get to it.

Movie Review: "Waiting for Superman"

Davis Guggenheim's "Waiting for Dot" is a documentary, not a funny book film. But for many parents, I give a notion it may run like a horror movie.

The film details the complete bankruptcy of the American public schooling system, in which inner city schools are called "drop out factories," bad teachers are unacceptable to fire, and the country's students place 26th in interpretation and science.