We saw it yesterday and it was a full house in a regional mall multiplex. I also noted that the audience was skewed toward a mature set, some very, very mature.
Technically it was a well made documentary regardless of its POV. We didn't initially rush out to see the movie since the bits of Obama's personal history, associations and animating motivations have trickled out the last three plus years. However comma the film tied it all together in ways only a documentary narrative can.
Funny anecdote: during the segment where Daniel Pipes was being interviewed not too far from the end, an elderly woman seated directly behind us, in her 60s, I'd venture, jumped up and began muttering about "I can't take this anymore..don't believe this" and stumbled down the stairs and eventually found the exit door. It drew a rousing bout of needed laughter. Furthermore, cries of *** damn *** effincommie***... were heard throughout the showing! Also, saw some military in attendance- Marines.
Excellent film and glad I saw it.
I just saw it today. I agree, an excellent film. Not only does it present an even-handed look at hussein's background (what he isn't still able to hide) it is well made. I was just as taken with the techniques as I was with the facts and message behind the film.
That said, I have to say I walked out of the theater today scared {expletive}-less. Not scared like you'd just seen a good horror film or suspense/thriller. Seriously scared for America. I am scared that enough Americans may (still) be duped into voting for this ...
I would bet you anything you care to name that most people who think they support obama have no idea who he is or what he is all about. The MSM is willfully ignorant and complacent about enlightening America.
I have been saying for years, since his first weeks in office, that hussein is un-American and anti-American. That was based partially on gut feel and partially on the things he started doing. This movie backs up everything I've been saying.
I would also bet you anything you care to name that in his heart of hearts, hussein does not think of himself as an American. At least not yet, not until he can re-make America into something he doesn't hate. That obama hates America is patently obvious by his actions, and thanks to 2016, we see why.
If hussein somehow gets another term we are seriously {expletive}. Seriously. Not "in trouble" 'cause the wrong party controls the Senate or The House or the Executive branch etc. Not in trouble 'cause you think this or that elected official disagrees with your view on issue X. All the "issues" that have come up lately are nothing - NOTHING compared to the motives behind obama and his apparent plans to transform America.
When he was campaigning before (still, who can tell) and he said he wanted to "transform American" he meant it - but in a much deeper, more fundamental way than any of your typical politicians mean. obama wants to change America alright. He wants to bankrupt her. He wants to remove her as the only superpower. He wants to "spread the wealth" - not from Wall St. to Joe the Plumber, but from America to the third world. He wants equality alright - he wants to drag America down to something on the par with the third world.
His moves haven't been inept, they haven't been merely socialistic or Marxist or fascist or any of the other labels people have applied to him. His moves are those of someone bent on intentional destruction. We have to get more people to see 2016 and/or at least heed the message behind it. obama is not who you think he is.