I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Just perfect...

To all those who have watched it: I hope you enjoyed it as much as I do.

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

I really enjoyed this Docu/movie, from start to finish it kept me captivated and also gave me an insight into the general Public's opinions in the U.S on 911 and it's aftermath...something which most of the outside world don't hear (now the US is beginning to sound like China) I'd say something to do with Rupert Murdoch's ability to control the majority of the world's media...demonstrations all over the states in response to the U.S. truth commissions findings and the alleged cover up of 911...very interesting! albeit a little bombast in his approach Alex Jones does an affective job and presents the public with a lot of Un-answered questions.Why he attacks Michael Moore is baffling and this actually takes away from the film.

When i first watched this pathetic attempt of a "documentary", i laughed.But then i realised that there are actually people who believe in these lies. But then I analysed the people/users who commented this documentary. Users like westpers, ost_len, CharlieMcCarthy, jesussaddle, al_themarsupial, marco77-1 and many others. I analysed them, i found out that all of these users only have commented ONE movie, yes: Martial Law 9/11: Rise of the Police State (2005).10+ users, all of them only commenting the SAME movie. There is only one logical explanation to this: IT IS THE SAME PERSON. westpers, ost_len, CharlieMcCarthy, jesussaddle, al_themarsupial and marco77-1 are really just one pathetic person spreading childish disinformation, because 9/11 is a political issue for this supposedly virgin.Now that i have revealed this truth, this one person will probably make many comments on many different films, with his or hers second users, only to prove me wrong - pathetic, as all conspiracy theories.That it is only one person makes me happy. This person has made so many users, to artificially up-vote all these pathetic "documentaries". It is probably Alex Jones him self.The worst thing with these Conspiracy theorists is that they are all uneducated, and yet they spread their lies and misinform as though they knew anything about the world. Conspiracy theorists: please get a life, get an education, get a girlfriend/boyfriend, get a job and move out of your grandmothers basement - then you should see the world, and you will understand it better. And please try to look at the information that speak against conspiracies. I know that you want it to be an American conspiracy behind it all, but please look away from your religious believes for just one second, and be open for all theories, even those made by people with education (the official explanation).

I've noticed that more then half of the reviews on film is a 1/10 even though it has a 7.7/10 on this very website. If you all thought this film was a total joke you wouldn't taken the time to write all those bad reviews. In my opinion if think you are scared because this film is so strong and make very good points and facts, or you just have a lot of trust in the wrong people.This is a very good documentary!, and it does have a lot of interesting facts in it, sure some things aren't proved but as long as the Us government doesn't tell the truth(or the whole story) we have more reason to believe Alex Jones then them, i mean at least Alex Jones isn't hiding anything, and at least Alex Jones story makes sense.And if you prefer Michael Moores movies just because those are more professionaly made, you are totally missing the point of an documentary film, as you see in this film: Mr.Moore wouldn't bring up the "hard facts" about 9/11 in his movie Fahrenheit 911 because they weren't true, but because that would be un-American. Its a shame really because before that i respected that man highly.And for those who say that if Alex Jones is right about the evil police state, why is he still alive? Well its pretty obvious that the government would look even worse if Alex Jones was killed, Especially since cover-ups aren't these guys strongest field.Ask questions, Demand answers!

Alex Jones is an acquired taste to those who like movies like this, and an easy target for those who don't.A lot of reviews of this film tend to focus on stereotypes not present within this actual film and base it off 'common consensus' of conspiracy-theorists. A lot of childish reactions have been made as so called reviews, but I'll attempt to actually review the movie.While very flamboyant and direct in his approach, Alex Jones focuses on Police officers overstepping boundaries and using the Patriot Act to do so. This includes a large section of Alex talking about the arrests of protesters during the RNC in New York. He is somewhat too confrontational at this point and tries to goat on-duty police officers into overstepping their bounds.The other main focus is 9/11 and the conspiracy he believes lies behind it. Unlike other documentaries on the subject "Martial Law 9/11" tends not to focus on zoomed up footage or the pentagon but rather quotes news articles about the event that were lost in the confusion of the initial days. While not entirely convincing, he brings up perfectly valid points that are dismissed by association by people that (for some reason or another) decided to watch a documentary they knew they were going to hate. For example that only buildings within the WTC complex were destroyed, including WTC 7, while much closer, more damaged buildings stand to this day.I've also read a lot of lame-duck responses to his section on fires in other buildings throughout the world and them not falling. Instead of acknowledging this as a fact, the responses have been "if that were true the news would have talked about it case closed story over." This is a dangerous way of thinking and you're unintentionally giving truth to Alex's point about unthinking. If a firefighter or physicist expresses disagreement with official events and nobody decides to report it did he really say it?The movie has flaws, and Mr. Jones can be a hand-full, but don't bother watching it if you already have made your decision. If you read some immature reviews with bad grammar, name calling and run on sentences and it convinced you not to watch this, I doubt you're an intended demographic.