Great aesthetic work with overlaying the charts showing the different contributing factors and/or myths. Very dynamic. I appreciate the cut outs to his class. Smart use of historical clips, although some references to historical times (civil rights) seemed to be out-of-place. Animations were great. My favorite part were the two wheels which summarized good economies and bad economies. Two thumbs up!

Excellent!!! Brilliant analysis of how we got into the financial shape that our country is in, and good advice about what can be done about it.

A wonderful opportunity to educate yourself on the plutocracy this economy has become. Turn off the corporate media lies and deception and get the truth from an advocate for the working person.

If you are going to a movie to see deep drama, spectacular special effects film or cliff hanging action - don't see this movie! If you are going to get a well packaged view of the wealth/poverty problem in the US, the ripple effects on the society, and some ideas on moving forward - This is a great movie. I rated this a 'must go' because of the important aspect that it shows, not the acting. Probably the most moving part of this movie, is all of the young and old people you see taking this issue seriously - and thus the potential for change.

Good graphics too, well made and edited, and in parts quite funny. Much of the charm is that Robert Reich, now a Berkeley prof, a former Labor Secretary under Clinton (and personal FOB) doesn't take himself too seriously. Agree with him or not, it will make you think. Highly recommended.