Avaliações do Metacritic

While it's not a great movie, it's a revealing study of how long it often takes for businesspeople to realize they're being freaked out, not flattered.

An uproarious and appalling piece of consciousness-raising.

Subversive and diabolically funny.

An amusing side dish to the sober political documentaries flooding the art houses, The Yes Men effectively uses high farce to mock the status quo as a way of questioning it.

While the antics of the group provide hilarity the documentary suffers only because there is large amounts of padding.

A sobering yet hysterically funny documentary.

Smart and amusing.

Though at times the film is snortingly funny, too much of the humor here rests on presupposed opinion about globalization.

Diverting if heavily padded, this is the newest addition to an increasingly crowded field of political nonfiction films and certainly the easiest viewing.

Sometimes feels like an extended pilot for a smarty-pants broadcast series in the tradition of Michael Moore's "Awful Truth" and "TV Nation" skeins.