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Critics Consensus: This documentary presents its opposing views in an even-handed yet emotionally engaging manner. Critics say it will provoke much thought, as well as emotions, in the audience.
Critic Consensus: This documentary presents its opposing views in an even-handed yet emotionally engaging manner. Critics say it will provoke much thought, as well as emotions, in the audience.
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This is not a film to watch passively.
Extremely well-made (and evenhanded).
An example of what the documentary can accomplish at its most vital and engaging.
Powerful, insightful, important and emotionally wrenching.
The discourse that ensues over this issue is more entertaining, heartfelt, and insightful than what you'll find in any other film released in 2000.
It doesn't beg for your emotions or sympathies--only for your attention and patience.
A film of striking emotional immediacy.
You might feel the nerves of your soul tightening.
Intellectually absorbing and emotionally gripping, and it rather skillfully forces us to think about the 'blessings' of technology with a whole new kind of wariness.
Takes us into a world most of us never get much thought.
An illuminating, well-balanced portrait of a volatile, two-sided debate.
Very well balanced, and very emotional as well.
There is so much to be said about this documentary, but mostly I'm impressed by how frustrated, emotionally charged, exhausted, upset, and downright angry it could make me. Proof that decisions, no matter how logical they might seem, are always up for contention.
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