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I salute Lee Hirsch! He created a documentary that is timely and much-needed. That movie, of course, is "Bully." The Weinstein Co. film that was previously in limited release is slowly spreading across North America.

The schoolyard Bully may be a stock character, a cliché, but in the world of Lee Hirsch’s earnest documentary Bully, he’s very real: The picture tells the stories of several kids — all of them from fairly rural parts of the United States

We'll talk about "Wrath of the Titans"and "Mirror Mirror"below, but first, watch my movie review of "Bully."It's an important film that everyone must see!

A simple Google search of the word Bully yields 139 million results. It is indeed a worldwide problem that has everyone from President Obama to Lady Gaga taking action.

All Hail Canada! Our neighbors get it! "Bully," the all-important Lee Hirsch documentary about our Bully

Man, this plot just keeps getting thicker and weirder. We first told you about The Weinstein Company's anti-bullying documentary "Bully" receiving an R-rating from the Motion Pictures Association of America.

We first told you that The Weinstein Company's (TWC) new anti-Bullying documentary, "Bully," was given an R rating and that Harvey Weinstein is being joined by Alex Libby, one of the bullied children documented in the film directed by Lee Hirsch, to appeal the MPAA rating today.