New World Order essentially offers nothing 'new' on the topic, nor displays any concrete 'order' in structuring its haphazard collage of hit and run gotcha moments.
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11/07/09
New World Order (2009)
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Reviews Counted:8
Fresh:5
Rotten:3
Average Rating:5.6/10
Runtime: 85 mins
Genre: Education/General Interest
Synopsis: Without taking sides or poking fun, this documentary explores the lives of conspiracy theorists and their beliefs. From anti-globalization protests to passionate explanations of why 9/11 was an... [More]
Director: Luke Meyer, Andrew Neel
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While I can't say I'm fully convinced the people profiled in "New World Order" are onto anything resembling "the truth," I will say again, there are some compelling truths to be found in the film and by the Alex Jones acolytes.
07/21/09
Up-and-coming filmmaking duo Luke Meyer and Andrew Neel’s latest doc, New World Order, admirably humanizes the “9/11 truthers,” a seemingly impossible task they accomplish handily by never condescending to or patronizing their less-than-credible subjects.
05/27/09
A timely, provocative, vital and eye-opening documentary.
05/26/09
Instead of digging up and making sense of true information, it tracks half a dozen boring conspiracy theorists spouting balderdash and makes no effort to check out their cuckoo claims.
05/22/09
Top CriticAn unrelentingly tedious documentary.
05/22/09
Top CriticJones and his followers are an easy subject for ridicule, but Meyer and Neel opt for a more nuanced -- even sympathetic -- treatment of the group’s ultralibertarian obsession.
05/20/09
Neither a call to alarm nor a laugh-at-the-loonies yukfest, the doc charts a temperate middle course through its subjects' heated rhetoric.
05/19/09
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