The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

We live in a time when the media, Hollywood, and the East Coast, West Coast states and urban populations are oriented to believe the false propaganda that Republicans and Tea Party advocates are racists, dominated by selfish wealthy donors who care only about preserving their wealth from taxation or regulation. The value of this film is that it presents the truth that those labels are applicable to the Democratic Party as much or more than the Republican Party. Although the film is biased, it is historical fact. Americans need to see this to understand that party labels are not reliable to understand history or politics. We need to be critical and skeptical to look beyond the labels and question propaganda from the media and the politicians. In a democracy, the voters need to spend the time and the effort to protect our freedoms and our nation. It is not easy.Dinesh D'Souza, a person of color born and raised in a foreign culture plagued by class and religious hatreds, recognizes the unique and precious qualities of the U.S.A., a culture that has had greater success than any other in the world to offer prosperity, justice, and individual freedom. He is sounding the alarm that the Obama years have shifted our patriotic self-respect into self-doubt or even contempt. To consider our culture and form of government better than any other, has become politically incorrect. We are now in a partisan civil war inflamed into uncompromising political divisions between political parties, the secular versus the religious, the African Americans vs. the whites, the Hispanics vs. the government, and the highly educated seeking to turn the nation into an expertly ordered socialized state versus the old fashioned, mid-American patriots who salute the flag and want minimal government.Everyone should see this film.

It seems like there are so many forces and covert money trying to divide America and dumb down the population. Could the Indians be in on it too? The more stupid and dumb we get the more other countries advance and focus on research, development and alliances. I worry that garbage like this is contributing deliberately to rewriting American history which is replete with freedom, fraternity and equality. Things this book tries to make us forget in favor of warmongering.

Crap likes this just makes us dumber (while putting money in the pocket of the jetsetters who live off our money and pretend they are on our side). I wonder if there is an effort by the enemies of the West to release crap like this so people are tricked and become hateful and the country is divided.This film was just in-your-face insulting rubbish.

An absolute utter extreme piece of hyper nationalist propaganda. Imagine the world without the USA? Yes, I can imagine it, and with me the majority of the people of the world: I imagine a world with less wars, more just, with - maybe - less wild rapacious capitalism, without people like Bush jr. and sr., Reagan, Nixon, Kissinger, without the Vietnam war. I imagine a world more cooperative and less competitive. I imagine a world where there is no bully nation which self-appointed the global sheriff and which decides which governments are to be left in peace and which harassed with coupes, wars, destabilization, interference. Amarica: Imagine the World Without Her ... yes I do imagine it and it is a much better world than the present one.