ThiefHott Too much of everything

Protraph Lack of good storyline.

Invaderbank The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

Darin One of the film's great tricks is that, for a time, you think it will go down a rabbit hole of unrealistic glorification.

viddiewell You don't need to go along for the full Alex-Jones-conspiracy-ride to have your eyes opened by this sledgehammer of a documentary. I didn't at first, either. But, there's no denying Alex's obsessive and thorough cataloging of common sense questions raised by the reporting (or mis-reporting) of this watershed event. Especially interesting is the collection of eyewitness, local and network news reports of second and third bombs found INSIDE Oklahoma City's Alfred P. Murrah building. That's right, bombs planted inside the building, in addition to what can only be considered a diversionary bomb planted inside the rental truck in front. Watch for yourself, no mere mortal can do justice to Jones' enthusiastic and convincing delivery.

martymcfly-7 This is not a movie, its a documentary. Although not as professionally put together as fahrenheit 911, the message is better. The bad thing is that Alex is ranting about so many things that things get fuzzy. Main message is that the people are uninformed about governments (mainly their own) conspiring and pulling off crisis to rally the people behind a set up war. Alex shows some classic examples in human history (nero, Hitler's reichstag fire). Surprisingly, he doesn't say anything about the tonkin event in Vietnam which i learned at school was manufactured by the us military to 'legitimize' invading Vietnam. I think this message about real of staged events is quite interesting because the mass media only presents them as always real and never discusses the possibility of other powers behind them. 911 was no doubt a conspiracy (otherwise the twin towers would be still there), the question is if Osama is the only one behind it or are there other parties involved. I personally find the system of staging events to elicit real reactions from the public an interesting phenomena. So go watch it, but don't let Alex bluff you away from this main point with irrelevant details.

Mac Maniac and although Alex is not as smooth and as cultured as some of the mainstream media's talking heads, he is speaking from his heart, something you just won't see on the evening news. At times he gets angry about the news he's telling, but that is understandable, considering the content of the news he's reporting. This is an excellent film, well-documented, revealing, alarming at times, and perhaps unbelievable at others. But do the research! I did not believe everything that this movie contains, and I still don't; but everything I have taken the time to research and attempt to disprove has turned out to be valid and documented just as is claimed.For those who came to cat-call this film, the fact that the best you can muster is some name- calling and little substance except to invoke the mainstream view says much about the validity of your objections! :)Everyone should see this film!

Peter So, if the New World Order wants to kill 80% of all people, why Alex Jones is still alive.Included in the NWO are of course the UN, CIA, GreenPeace, Prince Charles,.. you name it... (i suppose everyone But Alex)..Go watch this hilarious doc and buy a bumper stickerSad he makes money of those who died at 9/11.