A very scary movie that everyone should see before voting in November. I use the word "scary", not because this film revealed anything to me that I didn't already know. Actually, I'd estimate that I already knew of approximately 95% of the content covered in this movie. What's scary is that the content covered in this film was all readily available before the 2008 election (hence why I voted for the old guy and the dumb broad) and yet so many people ignored it then and continue to ignore it now. How dense are people? Many republicans are against Obama for his politics or think he's dumb or think he's naive, etc. No, this is not the case. I said in 2008 and I'll repeat it now... Barrack Hussein Obama is an evil man who hates the United States of America. That statement seems radical to the sheeple who suck from the teet of Obama's America but it's the truth and if they weren't so immediately selfish it would be painfully obvious. This 2012 election isn't a vote between Romney and Obama or republican and democrat or white and black... it's a vote between America and anti-America. I'd say the choice is pretty obvious.

Really hope, these people stick to their dirty polictics and leave movies to people who actually do it.

This is a terrible and badly made piece of propaganda. The creator Dinesh D'Souza is just pushing his own agenda and opinion, which did not seem to get enough attention as a equally bad book. Ironically, D'Souza does make a point FOR Obama. In all the slander and scripted dialogs that try to discredit him (including voice acted allegations, seemingly the "real" President - this is the single most clear indication that this piece of work can not pass as a documentary). It all starts with the bad economy from 2007 that is put into a light as if Obama was responsible for it and it goes downhill from there.

D'Souza found a likewise small minded conservative - one that would not mind bending the truth - in John Sullivan, who did an equally atrocious film some years back, called "Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed", where he explores the question why there is no open discussion among scientists about the possibility of intelligent design (Although the answer should be obvious - educated people seldom believe in magic).

Of course this film (very much like Sullivan's last one) completely misses to make a point beyond a strongly opinionated rhetorical conclusion a not so keen viewer might actually buy into, just to not look foolish. Questions like "What would you worry about, if America was no longer America?" clearly show that this film has no anchor in reality and has to be understood as a bad and not very funny Satire.

And while the film tries hard to depict Obama in a light of viciousness and conspiracy and deep rooted father issues, the worst it manages to show him as, is as a "not your typical angry young black American", who is deliberately nice and compassionate.

Obama might be anti-colonialism (the main accusation of this film),but does the film explore what that really entails? Does it deduct any possible outcome of this political stance? It sure doesn't. That would make it an actual documentary.

Is it a bad thing to think for the whole world, instead of a single country? Does it not make sense to make a better life for everyone, because it includes a better life for you too? Does it not make sense to make each one of us equally rich and happy, to eliminate envy and segregation? Does it not make sense to even the play-field? And if it is just so that there is less envy, less hate, less pain?

The misconception of the self-image many Americans have is astonishing and worrisome. Most of them truly believe that America is number 1 in most things and their life imbued with patriotism and national worship (the biggest father issue of the all),makes them blind to not only how they are perceived from the outside, but also to their own misery. The rest of the world would not mind America to be a leader, if it could actually lead and show that it can be better than it is, with compassion and wisdom. Currently most just bow to the presents of a bully with a blown up ego, just to keep him calm and tempered.

The communist card is played way too often and the term "United States of Islam" is supposed to instigate fear in the unaware and uneducated viewer, while missing out on the opportunity to explore what either means. In the end, more equality would mean much better lives for Americans too. And just because one might be anti-capitalism and anti-colonialism, does not make him a socialistic communist Muslim.

If you know what communism actually means and are not driven by right wing propaganda, this whole film will come across truly ridiculous. If you are on the fearful side, the right wing, fundamentalist, the neo-phobic, the uneducated or Fox-News watching side, this film will make you happy and you will understand neither more, nor less of this world than you did before watching it.

Last but not least, the music is terrible. Too much, too loud, too emotional (to catch the weak minded off guard). Just terrible.

The only reason to accept this big pile of dung as reality (or documentary) is if you are terribly rich and hate (or are afraid of) everything else but rich white people, like yourself.