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On one hand, when you hear the flat Earth "researchers" speak, you will feel much, much better about yourself. And, if something (anything) that would seem like a "proof" is not immediately and clearly flawed to your mind, all you have to do is search for a debunk of that "proof". In this way you can actually learn what's happening and how to see the same for yourself. So... from this point of view, it's nice: you feel good about yourself, and you can search information elsewhere to learn about some phenomenons.

On the other hand, the fact that people waist resources (like oxygen) in order to put out something like this is very worrying for the future of humanity itself. What went so badly wrong that people need to believe in something so obviously false? How can the education system fail so miserably as to have people as inept as these at math, physics and... observation? Are we heading straight for Idiocracy?? Should we worry that is the dystopian future and not 1984, or Brave New World?

This is nothing more than conspiracy theorists in an echo chamber. No facts, no proof... all film clips are either taken out of context or misconstrued by the layperson and used as fodder for their agenda to mislead the viewer.

Petitioned IMDB to change the Genre from History to Fantasy.

Same old arguments. Same old nonsense.

Nothing new here.

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

This film drones on incoherently randomly skewing voices and lacking anything resembling scientific evidence or even simple reason.

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.