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Unread 11-08-2011, 07:47 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Ugly Bastard View Post
I saw this a few months ago and wasn't really impressed. Had a few funny moments but was mostly aimless drivel.
I disagree that it was aimless, it just took a little bit more thinking to connect points than many other documentaries who are done by more experienced documentary directors.

Also, I think it was kind of the point of the documentary to highlight the parroted drivel that a lot of these very wealthy people say when asked the hard questions about the economy. The only one that really made any sort of sense about the situation was that young Asian dude who was driving around the Lambo.

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