Review of Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed (2008) by Joseph E — 23 Sep 2009
When you see Soviet Berlin and the Nazis placed on the same side in a debate, you know you're heading into some hardcore propaganda.
Unfortunately, this is exactly what I got when I saw this movie. No good interviews, no solid evidence found for scientific OR political discourse. Nothing.
The filmmakers didn't even properly label people (the type of labeling you would find in a normal documentary; you know, the name and title at the bottom of the screen shown when someone is being interviewed). What, am I supposed to take Stein's word for it that these people aren't actors?
What kind of interviewer is Stein anyway? Asking Richard Dawkins over and over and over if he doesn't believe in God is NOT good journalism. What? Is not believing in God supposed to be a deterrent to answering questions truthfully and accurately?
If I did, I'd have to go back and look at this documentary as a whole and come to the conclusion, after witnessing its biased presentation and narrow-minded moral, that it's not.
And it wasn't funny.
This review of Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed (2008) was written by Joseph E on 23 Sep 2009.
Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed has generally received negative reviews.
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