Moment of Truth: The Andy Meyers Story

Moment of Truth- The Andy Meyers Story is an amazing film that offers the audience their own moment of truth and introspection. It makes you think "what would I do" and speaks to the ever-growing selfishness of our society. It is a personal look at how we all seem to be willing to do anything to be famous or infamous. It shamefully portrays people disregarding the life of another just to get ahead. I had the opportunity to see it at a screening in Montclair NJ and witnessed the mix of emotions in the audience -from sorrow to outrage, as well as empathy and sympathy. My friends who also saw it, talked about the film's content and it's message for days... it leaves a big impression.

I saw Moment of Truth Andy Meyers Story a few weeks ago, it showed two times at New Mexico Festival. I went to see it because the poster intrigued me. I did not know what to expect but as soon as the film started I was hooked. I was fascinated and i couldn't look away. At times i was really upset and furious. Other times I was laughing at Andy Meyers, he had such an innocence about him. And a few times I almost felt like i could cry. This film impacted me and that is rare. There are so many life lessons intertwined in this movie I could write a thesis paper on it. I would recommend this film to everyone I think it can impact many. I would also recommend this to Sociology and Psychology departments. It was a very clever, well done film. I hope I get a chance to see it again soon.

I started hearing about Moment of Truth towards the end of 2010. The subject peaked my interest and I made it a point to keep tabs on where it landed on the festival circuit. I finally got to see it last month and I was beyond impressed with it. It was such an original idea and it was shot so intimately; I could not help but feel as if I was right there on screen! It was an experience I have never had before, I left the theater baffled, in awe! This is a type of movie that will have an effect on anybody brave enough to watch it. It engulfs you and you just cannot look away; the fastest 90 minutes ever! The dialogue used is also very entertaining, i found myself repeating some lines and laughing to myself. Andy Meyers and his phrase "dontcha know" is sure to stick in your head; i heard many audience members referencing that outside the theater. All in all, great indie film; a classic is born!

Could not stop thinking about this film for days. I had the chance to see this at the imax theater in Reading,PA. My friend and I sat in our seats crying for most of the movie; it was so beautiful. Going into the movie, I did not know what to expect. I had my opinions and I had my guesses on what the 'moment of truth' would actually be. The experience was surreal, the film itself was great but just being there watching the audience was amazing. I have never seen a film cause such a reaction to an audience. For me personally, I have never had a film provoke me as much as this one did. I was on the edge of my seat from the moment it began and it went by so fast; i wanted more! The movie is a roller coaster ride of emotions and is sheer brilliant. Great job!