Death of a Nation

So many political documentaries focus on the left and their positive qualities only to underscore alleged faults of the right. It was refreshing to watch a film that exposes the myths and fallacies of the Liberal party for once. With that said...this documentary has its pros and its cons. I will not go into them or give any spoilers. My recommendation is to see this film, then go do your own further research on these points to confirm the beliefs presented in this film...you will be shocked by the accuracy of them and appalled at what you originally thought was TRUTH. Overall it was a very provocative but very eye opening documentary exploring the current Liberal Socialist movement and its origins in America's early years.

I was a little skeptical about seeing this movie at first. But the way historical information is presented, reenactments, showing comparisons from history and today makes this movie a must see. The history classes I had in my school years never addressed the detail and reasons why historical events happen as presented in this movie. Whatever side of the political isle you on, the movie is presented in a non-bias way that makes one want to research more on the subject of the movie.

Do people really believe this stuff. So twisted. No one party caused the hate and division in this country. So full of half truths, division and dishonesty. When will there be a documentary that tells it all. Lying and deceit is the story of this administration and this movie.. Too bad!

Anyone who votes Democrat because their parents do, or their teachers told them to, should watch this movie. You will realize then, you are a part of the Big Lie.

Gross historical inaccuracies. A cinematic history lesson that would make even the administrators of Bob Jones University blanch. Tedious, repetitive and boring.

I walked out of this film. Complete and utter garbage. I'm shocked that a film of this poor caliber was even made. I'd rather watch Sharknado 10...that is more in touch with reality than this pathetic excuse for a film.

Making connections between left or right viewpoints in comparison with over 100 years ago is absurd. The West needs to find things that unite liberal and conservative. Truth and virtue should be precious. This film is bad divisive propoganda