Horrifyingly awful.

Terrible acting. It was painful to watch.

George Lucas is clearly off his rocker and is Aerosmith-ing his career. If you’re headed to this movie thinking it’s going to be anything like the the prior Indian Jones films, you’re out of luck. I truly believe George Lucas is losing his mind and can’t create anything without going overboard.

But, the movie was fun. Just don’t go to it with high expectations.

The movie was fun despite Christensen’s and Bilsen’s horrendous acting. Well done conceptually.

This is one of those books that’ll change the way you think, if you thought you understood the current world order you may be in for a surprise. From the UN to the World Bank and the IMF to the WTO, I really didn’t understand how these organizations operated. This book has defenitely opened my eyes.

I was a former Peace Corps volunteer in Guyana and was never quite able to grasp what actually had happened all those years ago even while I was there. Few locals spoke of it, and when they did, it was with great reluctance. A taxi driver had told me he was one of the soldiers that had gone in to clean up the bodies.

Personally this was a very powerful and well produced documentary. I strongly recommend it.

I like Sarah Silverman, but in small doses. Acting in School of Rock? Fine. But singing, dancing, joketelling for over an hour. No.

Blah. Poorly shot, poorly acted, poorly edited. Could of been better. Could of been worse.

I’m not a fan of Wal-Mart and this “documentary” gets the point across at how amoral the company is, but man, this was poorly produced, executed and edited. It was very segmented and choppy, poor transitioning, it felt almost amateurish and rushed. Redo.

Bad Wal-Mart, bad movie.

This movie was awesome! Just plain hilarious. Great flick…go see it.