Out of Shadows

To all the negative reviewers that are saying this is for weak minded sheeple that's pretty funny, they sound like conspiracy theorists. I say people need to see this and make their own mind up. For open minded people it makes a lot of sense and it's easy to follow how things have gotten more and more depraved in society these days. Instead of nay saying just do your own research and decide what you think for yourself. I found it very interesting and gave it a 9 instead of 10 because it was too short. It wasn't political at all (thank gosh, being pushed in every thing now too) just showing how weird Hollywood and music industry is.

First let me say to all the people who rated this a 3 or less...how dare you, in one sentence, dismiss the YEARS of hard work AND documentation, it took to uncover this BS! You "suggested" they didn't have the documents to prove their statements!!! Did we even watch the same documentary? All I can do is leave a quote that is SO much more relevant today than it was, 60 yrs. Ago, when it was first quoted: "The individual is handicapped by coming face-to-face with a conspiracy so monstrous he cannot believe it exists. The American mind simply has not realized the evil which has been introduced into our midst. It rejects even the assumption that human creatures could espouse a philosophy which must ultimately destroy all that is good and decent." ~ J. Edgar Hoover.

The bad: The presentation of information is somewhat disjointed, and the dots are not always clearly connected. The good: The illumination of certain points like John Podesta's emails related to Pizzagate are UNDENIABLY insidious. The imagery surrounding many elite in Hollywood implies some some patently evil practices. Bottom line: Something very sick is going on in Hollywood and needs to be exposed. No smoking gun is presented, but brave people are telling us to take a closer look and put pressure Hollywood.

This film is a great primer on the nefarious history of the CIA and Hollywood and how they tie-in together. Contrary to other reviews implying or stating otherwise, it does not address politics from a left or right perspective, and talking about active cults within the industry is not "pushing a religious agenda".

Information is readily available for anyone who wishes to know more, but one thing is for certain, if you can watch this and leave without questions- you weren't paying attention or had your mind made up before you sat down to watch.

That was the last statement of this documentary, and it's true.

High value production in this documentary makes it easy to absorb the information presented. You are given a red pill then taken down a rabbit hole of historic facts at a steady rhythmic pace. There's a lot to digest, but not to the point of confusion.

I pretty much knew beforehand the information that was presented, but it was none the less interesting. This is a great tool to give to family and friends whom those of us who are red pilled lovingly call "normies". I have watched it alone, and then again with the parents and was still captivated the second time around.

This was the best 1 hour and 17 minutes of video I have seen under quarantine so far.



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