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Poorly written and excessively slow. I found it difficult to get to the end of the film. The subject matter is confusing and frequently contradicts itself. As a documentary, it explores it's topic from a single viewpoint and offers very little commentary or explanation that makes sense.

This could have been much better if the presenters had provided some source material for the subject. References or additional source materials would have been very helpful to me as a viewer.

In short, I found it to be somewhat boring and unremarkable, lacking substance as a documentary, and no real entertainment value either. I would not recommend this title at all.

If you don't take it seriously, it's a funny mockumentary about a complete failure of educational system.

A white rapper, a tattoo artist, a musician, a martial arts instructor, a cowboy, and others rehash debunked flat earth arguments and demonstrate arguments from ignorance, arguments from incredulity, cherry picking, and quote mining. The last segment is a Neil DeGrasse Tyson hate fest. If you are in the flat earth cult, you will probably find something to chant in agreement. This is more an Eric Dubay infomercial than a documentary.

Same old arguments. Same old nonsense.

Nothing new here.

It is just a condensed version of Eric's 200 proofs in film version.

Eric Subway is a yoga instructor. His lack of intellect is hilarious. The Earth is NOT FLAT. Dubay surrounds himself with an echo chamber of idiocy. These morons couldn't find their way out of a cardboard box. It's laughable that this idiotic tripe can be published. This sort of idiotic drivel leads to the dumbing down of our already mentally inept society. Do yourself a HUGE favor and watch the flat earth movie on Netflix instead. We should all point and laugh at these morons. We shouldn't be giving them a platform to spread their moronic views.