Wife and I drove 80 miles one way to see the movie today. Sorry to say not a large crowd there. Not one low information voter in sight. The movie was great. A lot of misinformation about the US and history corrected. Will get the video when it comes out, too much information given to remember after one viewing. We felt it was money well spent. Dinesh D'Souza is a very bright man that loves our country. Go see his movie and get informed.      

Update .Wife bought the book today[07/16/14].

Went to see it for the 4th. Took a newly minted American citizen. Patriotic thing to do.  She liked it.

We should support this movie.  I'll buy the book when it comes out.

GREAT movie. I'm a fairly well read student of history and I learned quite a lot of things from this movie.

Like....the first woman to become a millionaire in the world was a freed black woman who set up a cosmetic company around the turn of the 19th century.

Or that freed blacks owned other slaves in the deep south and supported the Confederacy (I did know that many blacks fought for the Confederacy and so some of their descendents are bona fide members of the 'sons of the confederacy' etc. but that just stunned me.

The movie made me want to re-read Frederick Douglas and the early Lincoln papers and speeches.

A lifetime of being made to feel guilty of being American, of always needing to temper any pride with the "yeah but what about....X shameful episode" has always stuck in my throat. First we're made to feel shame and then we're recruited into the barbarian army to destroy the greatest country the world has ever known.

It reminds me of Yeat's poem about how the evil are full of intensity while the good are without conviction...and being reminded by this pisses me off (to be frank). Thing is, being outraged (simultaneously with declaring oneself a victim) is the new coin of our social realm....every 'victim' group comes out swinging with aggressive moves all because of real or fake grievances....so every little or large minority has a chip on their shoulder waiting for someone to offend them so they can demand justice.

And most of us are descent enough to pay up. to be shaken down. to cower and beg the man to go away. To just be left alone. We'd settle for just being left the hell alone.

So we cede to these bastards the high ground, the power in business, in government, in civil and social society. We give them the keys to the kingdom and merely ask them to treat us kindly. But they won't treat us kindly because they're socialist bastards. It's not about live and let live but to game the system so as to rule.

But if we think this country deserves to die, we'll meekly lay down and let it die or we'll join with the executioners.

But she doesn't deserve this. we don't deserve this.

Saw it over the weekend. Though it was very good and will probably buy the DVD.

Well worth the watch.

I have to add an AMEN! to this.

Same here, except this past Saturday. I think she found it very interesting, and I did too. There was a lot I knew, but a lot I didn't too. Unfortunately I would say we were the only younger couple in the place. Almost everyone in that theater either had gray hair or they were a young teenager with a parent.

Well worth seeing and I'd like to get the book now.

Glad the judge gave Mr. D'Souza no jail time. Now he can work on a new documentary and try to wake some folks up.

Yeah this movie was awesome. Nice to see some truth being spoken on the big screen for once.

Movie will be released Oct. 28. Can be pre -ordered from Amazon.    

Wife bought DVD not Blu-Ray on America at Walmart for $12. Has 40 extra mins added to presentation. Hope to school some folks on America now .