Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed
Rocky Mountain Pictures | Release Date: April 18, 2008
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BillW.Apr 22, 2008
As a scientist and physician i thought it was an enjoyable and entertaining way to look at the issue. That there anger for anyone questioning evolution is something I have witnessed over the last 25 years of my education. It is apparent in As a scientist and physician i thought it was an enjoyable and entertaining way to look at the issue. That there anger for anyone questioning evolution is something I have witnessed over the last 25 years of my education. It is apparent in the biased reviews other users are giving the film (0/10? maybe a 2 or 3 if you really think it is that bad). I would say watch the film and judge for yourself. Neither young earth creationists or those who choose evolution as their religion will likely enjoy the film as much as someone who can be objective.… Expand
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KathyT.Apr 20, 2008
Of course the major newspapers give this film a low grade, their afraid the minority intelligensia would 'expel' their subscriptions, at the very least !
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CraigBSep 11, 2009
Great subject matter, wry humour, thought provoking, entertaining and fair/balanced treatment, a breath of fresh air ...no wonder the film is doing so well despite the '0' reviewers. Well worth watching.
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JasonA.Jan 16, 2010
I think every science student should watch this movie at some time in their studies. They should see it at some time when they are still open minded enough to really comprehend its message. I don't think most of the reviewers actually I think every science student should watch this movie at some time in their studies. They should see it at some time when they are still open minded enough to really comprehend its message. I don't think most of the reviewers actually "watched" this movie. They reviewed the movie they feared it would be, some creationist treatise or scientific condemnation by morons. Instead the actual film is one man pleading for a scientific community that doesn't favor chaos theories, crystal backs and alien origins over any ideas that include an intelligent designer. Ben is only trying to make a case for presenting both sides in open discussion and look at the controversy he stirred up. Imagine if he had actually endorsed a pro intelligent design position or something.… Expand
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aggiefanatic95Apr 22, 2012
People don't like admitting they are wrong that's why the ratings are so low. It IS a great documentary
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alexxifoJun 16, 2015
Rotten Tomatoes critics' review of Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed - 11%.
Rotten Tomatoes critics' review of Fahrenheit 911 - 83%
I love how Stein proved his point. Look at the above - the mainstream media LOVED a left-leaningRotten Tomatoes critics' review of Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed - 11%.
Rotten Tomatoes critics' review of Fahrenheit 911 - 83%

I love how Stein proved his point. Look at the above - the mainstream media LOVED a left-leaning documentary but HATED a right-leaning one. They hate it, but they further prove his point! I should point out that on metacritic the numbers were also lopsided, although not quite so drastically.

I'm a middle of the road independent. I don't like MSNBC or Fox News, but I do like watching people squirm. The people on the right have many flaws, but one flaw that this highlights about people on the left is that "they can dish it out, but they can't take it." It's almost like they're saying, "no fair fighting back!"

As an independent, I like to consider all points of view, and make my logical conclusion. That's the way it should be, in my opinion, but so many people lean left or right, and have made up their minds before considering the evidence. You have to admit that Stein did a great job pointing out the bias that exists in the mainstream. There's so much in the media that leans left, surely we can tolerate the occasional right-leaning documentary, right?

The farther you go to the left or to the right, the more closed-minded you become.… Expand
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GennadyK.Apr 20, 2008
A good movie for our times. Without the "over-the-top" , "in-your-face" attitude driven modern cinema. It asks compelling questions about freedom, society, academia, journalism, scientific grants etc. Strangely, reading the reviews from A good movie for our times. Without the "over-the-top" , "in-your-face" attitude driven modern cinema. It asks compelling questions about freedom, society, academia, journalism, scientific grants etc. Strangely, reading the reviews from journalists (newspapers) seems to bear out one of the movie's premise. Attack after attack on the movie seems to be made based on non-objective criteria and hysteria. (ex. "propaganda", "creationist", "loony" etc.) One popular movie review page actually described it as "christian"!!! HHmmm??? The questions that Mr. Stien actually asks, remain ignored and unraised by the press, academia, students, etc. Having lived on the other side of "The Wall" (USSR) I can vouch for the accuracy of symbolism used in the movie. Go see it and them form your own opinion.… Expand
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RobGMay 1, 2008
While far from perfect, this movie at least presents the other side of a debate that has been far too long dominated by one side.
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MaxApr 19, 2008
This movie is mainly about freedom, not biology (funny how the movie reviewers are all experts on biology). It shows that the scientists in the movie are really being silenced not because of bad science, but because they don't have an This movie is mainly about freedom, not biology (funny how the movie reviewers are all experts on biology). It shows that the scientists in the movie are really being silenced not because of bad science, but because they don't have an atheistic world view.… Expand
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SteveOApr 21, 2008
Let me start off by saying whether I was a Neo-Darwinist or a Christian, this documentary was still incredibly great. Not only that, but the excellent points Stein brought up. Intelligent Design is NOT the same as Creationism. Whoever thinks Let me start off by saying whether I was a Neo-Darwinist or a Christian, this documentary was still incredibly great. Not only that, but the excellent points Stein brought up. Intelligent Design is NOT the same as Creationism. Whoever thinks that is mislead. Intelligent Design simply says something "intelligent" designed the world. We didn't just come around by chance... Human life IS valuable. I can't even BELIEVE that people are ignorant enough to believe that human life has no value. As for the movie, it was great and i walked out moved. Congratulations to Stein for finally making a movie that explains the truth to all of those mislead, stubborn Evolutionists, Darwinists, and Neo-Darwinists. and P.S. I am a 10th grade student at Scottsdale Christian Academy... google it.… Expand
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KathyL.Apr 24, 2008
It is the best movie I have seen in years. Funny, great use of video, and so full of true facts that the science community is in an uproar. They keep lowering the standards for science education hoping people won't see through the shams It is the best movie I have seen in years. Funny, great use of video, and so full of true facts that the science community is in an uproar. They keep lowering the standards for science education hoping people won't see through the shams they present as "real science." We don't buy it!… Expand
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KellyW.Apr 28, 2008
This was an interesting movie. Regardless of which side of this debate you are on we should be able to discuss it intelligently. I was saddened by the lack of open discussion on this topic in America. The debate seems very one-sided.
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nellisMay 1, 2008
Whether or not these men were "expelled" because of their interest in ID as the movie wants us to think, I do sense a lot of resistance to open discussion about the ID theory in comparison to the theory of evolution. Both have some strengths Whether or not these men were "expelled" because of their interest in ID as the movie wants us to think, I do sense a lot of resistance to open discussion about the ID theory in comparison to the theory of evolution. Both have some strengths and weaknesses. If evolutionists are so right, then why won't they debate these theories and provide evidences for their claims. Perhaps it is like the ID theory... there are no real evidences, just hypothesis which cannot be reproduced and tested. I guess we will never know the truth (unless ID is correct and a creator reveals it to us someday - or maybe he already has and we just don't believe it?)… Expand
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ClarkCMay 12, 2008
David S this movie makes you "ashamed" to be an American? grow up! The debate IS one sided and intelligent design and creationism are 2 totally different things... this movie is great and eyeopening... i think I'm going to look further David S this movie makes you "ashamed" to be an American? grow up! The debate IS one sided and intelligent design and creationism are 2 totally different things... this movie is great and eyeopening... i think I'm going to look further into this... people, grow up and stop pushing this debate aside because it's as real as anything else.… Expand
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DonI.May 1, 2008
An admittedly biased film that very nearly does itself in early by cutting in clip footage from everything from educational films to the Wizard of Oz and The Bride Of Frankenstein in a flippant and smugly amusing fashion, the film finds An admittedly biased film that very nearly does itself in early by cutting in clip footage from everything from educational films to the Wizard of Oz and The Bride Of Frankenstein in a flippant and smugly amusing fashion, the film finds it's legs halfway through and lays some very sobering and not to mention chilling facts on the table. So much so in fact that some of it's more unsubstantiated claims that follow later seem quite plausible. But considering the fact that the media itself is very biased, you have to ask where else you would even hope to get a whiff of the other side of this very divisive issue. Both sides are presented, although the pro I.D. opinions are given more screen time, to be sure. Calling this a cheap Michael Moore ripoff could not be farther from the truth. Every person that claims to be Christian should see this film. It needs to be seen. Don't believe the reviews. Decide for yourself.… Expand
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TomM.May 2, 2008
When belief in creation was the conventional opinion atheism was looked down on. Now that atheism seems dominant in the scientific community even entertaining intelligent design is lookied down on. Regardless of ones stance, human nature is When belief in creation was the conventional opinion atheism was looked down on. Now that atheism seems dominant in the scientific community even entertaining intelligent design is lookied down on. Regardless of ones stance, human nature is prejudice towards those they disagree with. Nothing ever seems to change.… Expand
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markrMay 2, 2008
The links Ben Stein makes between rabid (devout?) Darwinism and Nazi Germany, the Holocaust, eugenics, and abortion (Planned Parenthood) by themselves are worth viewing the movie. The analogy of the Berlin Wall is powerful indeed.
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bmarshMay 28, 2008
I think this show justs points out how liberally biased the critics on metacritc are. Michael Medved, one of the most famous movie critics of all time, and yes, a conservative, gave this movie 4 out of 5 stars, which would equate to about a I think this show justs points out how liberally biased the critics on metacritc are. Michael Medved, one of the most famous movie critics of all time, and yes, a conservative, gave this movie 4 out of 5 stars, which would equate to about a 90 score on metacritic. But the HIGHEST score on metacritic is 50! Metacritic, if your business model is to appeal only to liberals then you are right on track.… Expand
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AshleyTMay 5, 2008
I wonder if yet anyone has looked at everyones comments and has seen how it just enforces the whole point of the movie, people get so frustrated at something that challenges what they've always been taught to believe and can't open I wonder if yet anyone has looked at everyones comments and has seen how it just enforces the whole point of the movie, people get so frustrated at something that challenges what they've always been taught to believe and can't open their minds even a minuscule amount to see that the point of the movie is not to enforce a religious ideal but to promote the now a days "crazy" idea of a fair academic society where you can follow the evidence and facts to where it takes you and not have to worry about manipulating your findings to fit into the omnipotent heads of sciences "ideal". oh and David S. I'm pretty sure if you have a doctorate in the natural sciences that makes you a scientist (I know its very shocking!)...but then again unlike most of these people i can admit I may be wrong.… Expand
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JonathanB.May 9, 2008
Very well-done movie. Asks a couple of good questions, and searches for their answers. It does not say "ID good, evolution bad" but rather "free inquiry good, closed inquiry bad", and points out that there is no reason to limit inquiry into Very well-done movie. Asks a couple of good questions, and searches for their answers. It does not say "ID good, evolution bad" but rather "free inquiry good, closed inquiry bad", and points out that there is no reason to limit inquiry into subjects like evolution and the origin of life.… Expand
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JoshP.Jun 3, 2008
Amazing how pissy you guys get when you're the ones under the microscope!
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MattBJan 22, 2009
hmm a suspiciously low metascore in my opinion. This is an extremely well put together film that presents a compelling case. Playing the Hitler card was sure to rouse many, but the evidences of Darwinian motivation are clear enough from hmm a suspiciously low metascore in my opinion. This is an extremely well put together film that presents a compelling case. Playing the Hitler card was sure to rouse many, but the evidences of Darwinian motivation are clear enough from Hitler's own writings and the question deserves to be asked. The near unanimous critical dismissal of this film seems congruous with a world that has made up its mind. How scientific is that? Freedom of thought is the only victim here. Ben Stein's laid back, sarcastic style evidently stokes the fire a little too hard, and his ominous presentation of Darwin's home doesn't do his cause any favors either. But if people can't handle someone deeply challenging (or even having a bit of fun with) the subject, religious dogmatism may just fall both sides of the fence after all. I'm in awe of how many people have called this film a 'propaganda piece'. Ridiculous. Give it a go, this is important viewing, and it's also very entertaining!… Expand
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AdamJ.Nov 3, 2008
I can assure you that many ,if not most, of the users who gave this a zero have not even seen the movie. Stop calling it propaganda! This movie merely presents the other, largely unseen, side of an extremely one-sided debate. We are fed I can assure you that many ,if not most, of the users who gave this a zero have not even seen the movie. Stop calling it propaganda! This movie merely presents the other, largely unseen, side of an extremely one-sided debate. We are fed liberal/darwinian propaganda every time we turn on the television or walk into a classroom! I'm a college student, believe me I know. Oh, and the Stein never claims that darwinism and nazi germany are intricately connected!! He even states that that's not the case. What he does do is show what the possibilities are if the ideals propogated by evolutionary theory are followed to the letter. Now I am a Christian but I do believe that the evolutionary theory is valid, but I also believe that there is a time and a place for it. When a theory which explains slight, eventual changes to species(not actual species change) is applied to specie's origins, things just get ridiculous. Watch the movie, you'll see what I mean. Come on!! Riding on the backs of crystals?!! If that's the best that these people can come up with than I am more than happy on my side of the wall.… Expand
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DavidF.Oct 17, 2008
Naturally, reviews for this film break along political lines, so all the mainstream critics hate it, along with several readers who wouldn't be caught dead seeing the film, but give it a zero nonetheless. This was a good documentary, Naturally, reviews for this film break along political lines, so all the mainstream critics hate it, along with several readers who wouldn't be caught dead seeing the film, but give it a zero nonetheless. This was a good documentary, and while slightly overreaching, exposes the hypocrisy of the "evolution only" pundits, who would rather believe we're decended from mystic crystals (yes, they said that) than any outside intelligence.… Expand
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CalA.Oct 24, 2008
Great movie...Amazing how angry and bitter the liberal media gets unless its Michael Moore spewing their views. Plain fact, this movie brings up the ONLY tolerance NOT allowed in this country anymore. You've got to see it to understand Great movie...Amazing how angry and bitter the liberal media gets unless its Michael Moore spewing their views. Plain fact, this movie brings up the ONLY tolerance NOT allowed in this country anymore. You've got to see it to understand just the beginning of this problem. I'm a public school teacher and deal with this one-sided problem to often.… Expand
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MarcN.Apr 17, 2008
The Intelligent Design - NeoDarwinist debate has long been viewed as an argument between science and religion. Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed takes the debate out of the marginalized places it normally appears and brings it to life on the The Intelligent Design - NeoDarwinist debate has long been viewed as an argument between science and religion. Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed takes the debate out of the marginalized places it normally appears and brings it to life on the big screen. The film exposes the NeoDarwinist lock on American academia, and how it maintains its position by systematically silencing its opponents (regardless of how well-regarded they are as scientists before their unforgivable sin of recognizing that the world might, just might, look like it was designed). Exposed also demonstrates the philosophical agenda of academic Big Science -- and how utterly unprepared these scientists are to meet, head to head, in a real philosophical debate with anyone other than the 18-22-year olds they regularly see, and whose academic future they hold in their hands, in their classes. This film is an eye-opener. I have seen it twice in screenings, and once you watch it you will understand why NeoDarwinists are pulling out all the stops to keep you from seeing it. Take a stand for free speech and freedom of inquiry and catch this film this weekend.… Expand
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JeffS.Apr 19, 2008
Perhaps the most important movie this year, because it's about who we are both as human beings, as thinking beings, and as freedom loving beings.
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RebeccaM.Apr 20, 2008
Very simple to understand, with no convoluted arguments. Uses pure logic without resorting to the dogma of religious texts.
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MattD.Apr 21, 2008
Extremely thoughtful and very well done.
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AlexN.Apr 20, 2008
Finally a film that speaks out against censorship of ideas. It's obvious that those who rated this a 0 never bothered to view this otherwise they would have commented on Ben Stein's premise that we are punishing those who venture Finally a film that speaks out against censorship of ideas. It's obvious that those who rated this a 0 never bothered to view this otherwise they would have commented on Ben Stein's premise that we are punishing those who venture to seek alternative solutions.… Expand
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StevenN.Apr 20, 2008
Despite what the critics said this movie brought to light an important debate and insight into the world of American Science. However, the movie is far from perfect, and I feel the DVD will probably include more of each interview and more Despite what the critics said this movie brought to light an important debate and insight into the world of American Science. However, the movie is far from perfect, and I feel the DVD will probably include more of each interview and more depth on the all the subjects touched in the movie. Ben Stein follows the story as an independent thinker just trying to find the answer to what is Intelligent Design and why ID is being blacklisted from the scientific debate. What the Mr Stein discovers is that ID is not creationism, but the simple admission that when you look at the design of life, and the evidence of evolution there must be something more to explain life than chance. There must be a sort of intelligence within the creation of life. Granted there is no means to test this theory, but what this movie exposes is that the Theory of Evolution has no explanation of the origin of life either...and their personal exotic theories can not be tested and rely on as much faith as it does science. But, moving from the discussion of ID and Evolution this movie brings to light the organized nature of the scientific community and the means in which it can and DOES lock up actual scientific debate on controversial or politically incorrect theories/discussion. Although the movie does not go into the discussion of Global Climate Change the same type tactics of firing and blacklisting scientists that do not follow the consensus.… Expand
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TomR.Apr 22, 2008
Pretty good. I was a bit skeptical and curious at first but now that I've seen it I think I'm starting to understand what all the fuss is about over evolution. It's definately worth while seeing. You probably will even walk Pretty good. I was a bit skeptical and curious at first but now that I've seen it I think I'm starting to understand what all the fuss is about over evolution. It's definately worth while seeing. You probably will even walk away illuminated cos personally I now actually suspect this issue is more than what most people make it out to be. Design does not necessarily imply God - like Dawkins comment shows (it could be alien life forms) - thus it makes sense that design is liable for consideration since the complexity shows that maybe some intelligent input was involved in nature if a natural explanation appears to be hard to come by because of the complexity of living things. I recommend it cos this will probably prompt your thinking in this area and encourage further casual research it certainly did with me and I'm seriously starting to think that this issue is not one sided as many would have me believe - there really seems to be other views that deserve to be brought up whether some like to think so or not and these ideas as far as I can tell are not so crack pot (as has been claimed) when one approaches this debate with an open mind. I'm beginning to think that bias could be clouding the judgment of those on the evolution side. That's my opinion. Could be wrong but the documentary raised some good points. Trust me this one will get you thinking. It may even keep you up at night.… Expand
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SeanMApr 25, 2008
This movie was flippant at times, but it is most certainly not a "20" as its Metacritic score currently stands. This movie challenges the media establishment. Is it any wonder they don't like it? As the movie states, "questions not This movie was flippant at times, but it is most certainly not a "20" as its Metacritic score currently stands. This movie challenges the media establishment. Is it any wonder they don't like it? As the movie states, "questions not fully answered, do not go away."… Expand
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WilliamB.Apr 27, 2008
Not as bad as everyone says. The point of the movie is conveyed clearly. You might not jump out of your seat but it is worth a watch.
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KatherineK.Apr 30, 2008
My family works in this area of academic science, and it's all true. It's been frustrating as a scientist to see the facts being pushed aside. I'm glad someone was brave enough to make it public.
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JamesM.May 21, 2008
I thought this movie was better produced than I ever would have guessed going in, and handled itself well. Kept me interested throughout, and raised some great questions. The last five minutes are priceless: listening to Dawkins explain that I thought this movie was better produced than I ever would have guessed going in, and handled itself well. Kept me interested throughout, and raised some great questions. The last five minutes are priceless: listening to Dawkins explain that as long as an alien is the hand behind evolution, and not God, that he can buy in.… Expand
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AndrewP.Jun 2, 2008
Not an easy film to watch, but important. And Stein is quite correct; it's hard to understand why so many people cannot see it. One does not have to agree with ID's claims to see that free inquiry is widely squelched. The emotions Not an easy film to watch, but important. And Stein is quite correct; it's hard to understand why so many people cannot see it. One does not have to agree with ID's claims to see that free inquiry is widely squelched. The emotions this brings out (evidenced by, for example, the people who give the film a "0" rating) leave me scratching my head.… Expand
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SteveS.Oct 17, 2008
To everyone who feels that "Expelled" was wrong in connecting Darwinism with the Holocaust, read Hitler's biography "Mein Kampf" - a book filled with evolutionary racism. Hitler was trying to hurry human evolution along to his so-called To everyone who feels that "Expelled" was wrong in connecting Darwinism with the Holocaust, read Hitler's biography "Mein Kampf" - a book filled with evolutionary racism. Hitler was trying to hurry human evolution along to his so-called master race. And today's most outspoken evolutionist - Richard Dawkins (seen in the film "Expelled") - has said this regarding Hitler: … Expand
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JimP.Dec 1, 2008
The fact that this got such low ratings from the "critics" proves the point of the movie. This documentary succeeds in being entertaining, it is well produced, and it asks a number of thought provoking questions. For anyone that loves to The fact that this got such low ratings from the "critics" proves the point of the movie. This documentary succeeds in being entertaining, it is well produced, and it asks a number of thought provoking questions. For anyone that loves to think, there is absolutely zero reason to give it a negative rating, UNLESS you are closed minded and see this as some sort of threat to the religion of Darwinian evolution. The bottom line is that discussion has always brought humans to a higher understanding of issues. In the past it was sometimes the church vs science, today it appears that science has become a religion and it is just as filled with propaganda and attempts to silence opposition as any cult. Darwinian evolution has some serious flaws. It doesn't mean that it doesn't have some things right, but just as our understanding of physics has changed drastically over the years from newton, to einstein, to Planck, to string theory it has evolved with the times. Darwinism has not, and we owe it to ourselves to have an open discussion. Slamming and crushing dissent doesn't help anyone, and those who aid and abet in this do a disservice to our quest for knowledge. This isn't about religion, this is about real questions that aren't being answered because there are those in the debate that WON'T Debate.… Expand
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JackHansenOct 31, 2008
Funny, interesting, enjoyable.
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BubbleGumJoeApr 18, 2008
This is ridiculous that people are just voting to trash the movie because of the subject matter. I think you should actually SEE the movie before you vote. Has our society really become this shallow? This movie awesome!
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ThomasP.Apr 22, 2008
Finally someone has the courage to speak out about this important issue. Powerful message presented in an entertaining manner. I am going to buy this one.
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BillG.Apr 23, 2008
Documentaries are usually boring -- but not this one! Thank you, Ben Stein, for presenting the facts in an enlightening and entertaining way. I hope to see more!
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RogerM.Apr 25, 2008
Amazing film. Disregard all the negative reviews, they are from people who are so threatened by the power of the film's argument that they want to dissuade people from seeing it because they know how compelling it is. It is the standard Amazing film. Disregard all the negative reviews, they are from people who are so threatened by the power of the film's argument that they want to dissuade people from seeing it because they know how compelling it is. It is the standard tactic from elitist critics and is something the move actually talks about. Most of these critics are actually insecure and frightened by how powerful the movie is and what great argument it makes, they have to resort to childish words to criticize it. It is insightful, balanced, absolutely non-propaganda but only a search for the truth. One of the best movies to come out in a very long time.… Expand
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JeffK.May 19, 2008
I find it amusing that evolutionist hardliners constantly say that evidence against evolution is not evidence for creation, and yet whenever someone questions the flaws in evolution or presents scientific evidence against it, these same I find it amusing that evolutionist hardliners constantly say that evidence against evolution is not evidence for creation, and yet whenever someone questions the flaws in evolution or presents scientific evidence against it, these same evolutionists scream that they… Expand
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MattF.Jul 18, 2008
The point was to show that anyone who wants to debate evolution is immediately muzzled. It made that point well. Why are evolutionists so afraid to debate?
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RickW.Nov 15, 2008
Many of these comments are nothing but political statements, which have no relevance to a scientific discussion of how life originated. I have a degree in Organic Evolution from the Univ of Wisconsin...which is the scientific study of how Many of these comments are nothing but political statements, which have no relevance to a scientific discussion of how life originated. I have a degree in Organic Evolution from the Univ of Wisconsin...which is the scientific study of how life "evolved" from simple organism to more complex. I entered school convinced science and a belief in God were not in opposition. My how times have changed. I am educated on both sides of this issue and am convinced that anyone who studies this issue with an open mind cannot come to any honest conclusion other that it is a legitimate question to ask if life has an "intelligent design". The very order in science dictates the question...."Why"? The natural order of the universe is for things to go from a more ordered state to a less ordered one. Yet evolutionists would have us believe that biological life did just the opposite on its own....hmmmm!… Expand
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