I horrid display of Republican propaganda at its best Simply calling something a documentary doesn't male it one. You actually need to supply facts and statistics, not a handful of obvious biased opinions. Very see through if you've ever actually done some historical research. Poor job, shame on the publishers for allowing this tripe.

A patriotic movie with nice cinematography and editing. Quite one sided and concentrates on only few facts through a dramatic delivery. After watching this feature I had a feeling I have just watched an infomercial. Unfortunately it is quite insulting to many people's intelligence.

I liked this film, but as a confirmed Centrist (Taoists are supposed to be the middle of the wheel), I was uncomfortable with the bias in the film against the Left, Hilary Clinton, and Barrack Obama. America is also about being open-minded. This film is not; it is biased. Despite the bias, D'Souza makes a wonderful PARTIAL film (before the attacks on liberals). His set-up at the beginning of the film is quite clever and very effective. He interviews various miscreants and their theories why the US is evil. D'Souza methodically goes over each theory and blows it to bits with excellent research and content. By the time he is finished, you are proud to be an American again. If he had done only that with the film, it would have been a classic. But, unfortunately, he begins his diatribe against the left and the film loses its original intensity.How sad. The film could have been a classic with a bit more even- handedness. It should be a prime example of how to make a documentary and then, at the same time, a prime example of not how to make a documentary. Should be seen for the good parts.

I couldn't believe what I was watching....a 145 minute propaganda highlight reel from an immigrant who has become naturalised that then asks you to see ' both sides' of the story?Nice try..I think a 30 second commercial advertising Dinesh D'Souza would be as equally distasteful, but mercifully shorter.When D'Sousza says that as many blacks owned 1,000 or more slaves than whites in Louisiana, I actually wanted to vomit.When he featured a lone black self made female millionaire as someone who is a symptom of the benefits of slavery, I had decided that I no longer wanted to spectate D'Souza's cloudy agenda and personal highlight reel.Avoid this rubbish....seriously...just avoid it.