Admirable film.

Absolutely Fantastic

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

It seems like there are so many forces and covert money trying to divide America and dumb down the population. Could the Indians be in on it too? The more stupid and dumb we get the more other countries advance and focus on research, development and alliances. I worry that garbage like this is contributing deliberately to rewriting American history which is replete with freedom, fraternity and equality. Things this book tries to make us forget in favor of warmongering.

An absolute utter extreme piece of hyper nationalist propaganda. Imagine the world without the USA? Yes, I can imagine it, and with me the majority of the people of the world: I imagine a world with less wars, more just, with - maybe - less wild rapacious capitalism, without people like Bush jr. and sr., Reagan, Nixon, Kissinger, without the Vietnam war. I imagine a world more cooperative and less competitive. I imagine a world where there is no bully nation which self-appointed the global sheriff and which decides which governments are to be left in peace and which harassed with coupes, wars, destabilization, interference. Amarica: Imagine the World Without Her ... yes I do imagine it and it is a much better world than the present one.

I struggled through the entire film which was so hopelessly one sided that it became a comedy. Don't waste your time watching it. The authors sources were weak and the argument fatuous. He seemed to dismiss historical consensus offhand whilst accepting as gospel crackpots and ideologues narratives. How would the world be different if the USA didn't exist? Not very! Look at Canada and you will see pretty much what the USA would look like if it had failed to win the revolutionary wars. Some would say that this would have been better, but that is not my place. To judge.

This is a great documentary that shows a side of American history and Politics never shown before. For those who appreciate equality of opportunity and fairness you cannot dismiss this documentary. If you believe in freedom of expression you should embrace the right to express a right wing view of America been exposed to the people even if you dislike it. Freedom of expression is not only for those things we agree with but also those things you don't agree with.Personally I like this documentary because it says some truths that for most conservatives are self-evident about America and the left. I think this documentary is fair because first lets the left or those who hate America as it is in the present state their case and then D Souza answers their claims. Finally I like this documentary because its obviously made out a fervent love of America that so many Documentaries or films these days lack.