Of course, I repeat, what kind of movie did Disney think that Michael Moore would make?

I read in an article (don't remember where) thant Disney told Moore's people a year ago they wouldn't distribute it and he decided to make it anway. Of course (and Eisner even said so in the article I read) it's almost certain that someone else will pick up the movie and distribute it, so I don't think Moore has much to worry about. In fact, all this is doing is generating publicity for him, and in Moore's case negative publicity is probably even better than positive publicity.