Review of Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed (2008) by Brian B — 01 Nov 2008
It's actually quite good. Despite the bad reviews from critics who derided it as creationist propaganda and pointed to the comparisons with nazism as over-the-top, it really tried to simply get the word out that Intelligent Design is a viable belief to reach when questioning where we came from and it's not being allowed it's fair share of time in the scientific realm.
The interaction with Dawkins at the end of the movie is particularly critical in displaying the anti-religious fervor of many evolutionary scholars in their reasoning to oppose I.D., as Dawkins practically admits that he'd have no problem with someone believing it possible that aliens could have designed the complexities of the human cell--just not God.
This review of Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed (2008) was written by Brian B on 01 Nov 2008.
Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed has generally received negative reviews.
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