The film was great and I would definitely recommend it. Breitbart was hated by the media, hence the name of the film. The film is eye opening to how the media portrays people and things or won't even cover certain things. I believe that no matter what side of the political spectrum you are, you should see this movie.

I liked the show and it was very informational. I know they could have done the show without the curse words, but only a few places had them. Much better than most Hollywood movies with sex, language ect. This show how the left wing media and politicians spin stories and lies. All in all I would watch it again but caution people about some of the language.

Hating Breitbart is a MUST SEE for everyone! Andrew was never afraid to speak his mind and defend the truth. He has inspired so many people to stand up for what they believe and squash the lies coming from the left. This movie highlights how wonderful Andrew was for America - We miss him terribly.

Why are people so terrified of hearing BOTH sides of the story? That was Andrew Breitbart's goal in life--to "change the narrative" and point out the hypocrisy and truth about the 'National Enquirer'-style "reporting" of the mainstream media. Although there may be tiny shards of truth in the reporting of the news, there is so much more that they're either hiding or lying about in order to further their agenda. "Hating Breitbart" director Andrew Marcus recorded hundreds of hours of film, following followed Breitbart to rallies, speaking engagements and 2010 CPAC, chronicling the vicious attacks he endured--almost gleefully--and proving we do NOT have to back down or submit to the bullying of the left. Breitbart paved the way for the New Media and "Hating Breitbart" shows you how empty these progressive Smoke Monsters really are. Brilliant film and be sure to stay through the credits when the entire Anthony Weiner saga unfolds.

Loved this documentary. This film shed light on who Andrew Breitbart was and how he helped to change the political blogging landscape. Would've liked to have seen more of his transformation from budding "leftist" to conservative. He went more into this in his book "Righteous Indignation", which is required reading to understand what made him tick. Get this film and his book in front of your teenagers and your college-bound children eyes, to equip them before they are introduced to their professor's brainwashing!