Just saw it a few hours ago. I think Liz Claman did a good job interviewing the "Oracle of Omaha". The first thing that impressed me was his (apparent) lack of ego, down-to-earth nature, and simple lifestyle. Very interesting and unique for someone of his financial stature, although I understand Sam Walton (founder of Wal-Mart) was of the same bent. Such a nice change from the Bernie Ebbers, Ken Lays, and Dennis Kozlowskys of the world.
I have read from prior business articles that his annual shareholders meetings are truly fun and memorable. I've thought of buying a share of Berkshire Hathaway just so that I could get the opportunity to attend one of these meeting at least once in my life. Although the A shares are prohibitive at about $100,000 apiece, the B shares might be worth it at about $3,500 (?).