Alex's War

It's a long winded, repetitive, in the end just very boring hagiography. It's only Jones talking about Jones, explaining his rants in a soft spoken voice to make him appear more thoughtful. But he is left to just self-stylize his persona, there are no moments where anything of the real human Alex Jones would shine through. Moreover some of hit outright lies throughout the film are just left without any contextualization to a degree which makes the whole piece seem like everything else thank neutral, actually taking sides with Jones. The whole movie -- how it's cut down to the usage of music etc. -- is set to glorify Jones as some kind of knight savior type. This movie might really only satisfy the most self-deceiving hardcore fans of Jones.

Could have been a bit more engaging, the pace dragged a little at times and it was a little disjointed, but better than I was expecting, the production values were reasonable. Also, it could have been a little bit more in depth on the man himself and the life and working of Infowars. But overall it was at least fairly balanced and quite an accurate portrayal of him from his mistakes to some of his amazing predictions which came true. Worth a watch for anyone interested in truth and reality.

Nothing deep here just something alex Jones probably paid for to make him look good. Very boring and nothing interesting or new. Don't bother wasting your time on this one. I'm not a conspiracy theorist and this is meant just for his fans to watch no one else.

Bad documentary. It is NOT "fair" or "balanced," because it serves ONLY to defend Alex. It doesn't investigate, just amplifies Jones's own (dubious) account of things that supposedly happened in his life. Doesn't push back on anything Alex says, which is a big mistake considering Alex's record as a massive liar.

Moments in the film, especially one or two "behind the scenes" moments involving Info Wars staff discussing "news" during a commercial break, appear to have been staged, as there is overwhelming evidence to suggest that Alex just makes up most of the "news" he "reports" on his show.

The editing is amateurish, especially the use of music. The music cuts are all maudlin and manipulative (and often distracting), designed to give grandeur to what is actually a farce.

The timing of the film's release is suspicious, too, seemingly intended to sway public opinion during Alex's Sandy Hook court case.

Skip this trash, watch an actual documentary about an actual human being instead.

This film purposely cuts clips, and avoids showing the truth behind many parts of Alex's career. It fails to mention him claiming that the Boston bombing, Parkland shooting, and pretty much every other disaster caused by guns was a false flag. This is the opposite of what impartial is.