Where in the World Is Osama Bin Laden? (2008)

The movie looks and feels like an expanded episode of 30 Days, which is a good thing if you like his show. I do. The only thing more dangerous than eating straight McDonald's for 30 days is visiting all the scary places in the Middle East—well, most of them.

Morgan Spurlock is fun to watch because he is the perfect everyman. He's quick on his feet, funny, sincere, and unbiased. You don't feel like you're getting a personal opinion shoved down your throat like you do from Bill Maher. Morgan seeks to become more informed, and by extension, we the audience become more informed as well.

Rating: B-