CaeserOct0

This is a movie you laugh at, not learn anything from. That's right, laugh at. It's not educational really. All of Scott Caswell's work is done very unscientifically. He also spends a lot of time doing stupid things like trying to talk to a girl at McDonalds, jumping into bodies of water dressed like a burger, and skateboarding with some kids in Iowa. He does probably have a decent point though. Eating fatty food makes you fat but I don't think anyone needs to watch this to learn this fact. If you have 34 minutes to spare, entertain yourself, cause hey it is free online. The bowling thing is probably a knock at Michael Moore by the way, if anyone is wondering.

This is a very good documentary and shows the more fair image of Islam not commonly seen in the West, of a religion that was flourished in culture, science, and art. It also shows its more violent parts in history. Nevertheless, I find that it ends all too abruptly and it fails to comment on any contemporary issues about Islam, which I guess would have made this documentary too long.

If you are interested in Islam, find yourself a copy of this and watch as it is entertaining and informative.

Especially at this time, it is necessary for Western audiences to learn more about Islam.

This is not a critic's film but I think the people who want to see this movie who go to have a good time will. It's pretty good and though not all the actors can act well, the movie provides an entertaining plot with good action and some humor. It's worth the theater cost if it's $6 or less. Otherwise, wait for the video.