Sexyloutak Absolutely the worst movie.

Huievest Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

Humbersi The first must-see film of the year.

Neive Bellamy Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

dragons2607 That once again - people get an idea in their heads, fabricate the truth, and go full-force onto the internet where people gobble up everything they say and take it to heart.First and foremost - if you're looking for absolutely no evidence (other than youtube quality videos, and well-edited snippets of information) to deduce what occurred on September 11th, then look no further. Now, I'm not here to say what did or didn't happen that day - I'm here to review a "documentary." Bottom line - this movie is for the most impressionable of people. Dylan Avery's "facts" have been refuted time and time again by the most credible and unbiased of sources, yet he continues making these flicks and people continue eating them up.The one thing this movie can teach you - is to always question. However, for someone who is so convinced that the government is lying to its people about one of the worst atrocities in American history, its a very introverted causality when he turns that paranoia into fabrications. If you want an accurate, intellectual account of what some truthers believe happened on 9/11 - steer clear of Loose Change. There are many more reputable films/documentaries/interviews that might quell that need for a conspiracy better.This one isn't, and shouldn't be, it.

njmollo Loose Change: Final CutIt has been interesting to watch the development of Dylan Avery from a home filmmaker with attitude into a Director of true worth and talent.'Loose Change: Final Cut' is the most mature and arresting of his series of Documentary films on 9/11 and should be taken very seriously. This is an extraordinary work of investigative journalism. Gone are the youthful assertions of his earlier work. The rapidly maturing Director now simply asks questions, shows or explains evidence and is careful to not to speculate. The wealth of information Dylan Avery's team have collected is extraordinary. The evidence shows beyond a doubt that the American Government was directly involved in the atrocities of 9/11. If not by direct assistance then by lack of intervention.What I find practically insidious is the blatant obstruction of justice perpetrated by the Bush administration.Dylan Avery should be praised for making all of his 'Loose Change" films and this latest Documentary should be regarded as the best so far.

mrminnman I've seen the first two versions of LooseChange and I loved them dearly. The fairest factual question about this film, I think, is: "whose conspiracy theory do you believe, the governments or this one?" I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!The most compelling evidence, so far, has been the molten metal and the plane/missle hit on the pentagon. I don't think the debunkers have come close to explaining how jet fuel can melt metal in the basement or how a plane can hit the pentagon without leaving plane engines or wings laying around.Overall, I think the movies have been very professional and fair.

darion_kain The sceptics don't want the mainstream media to see this movie. Same for the government. Sceptics live in their own world where they are right and anything else is wrong. Ask questions, Demand answers. There are more holes in the official story it's not even funny. Yet the mainstream media refuses to even ask these questions. And when people do ask they are considered 'nut jobs' for asking. If the people don't wake up soon we all will be living in a police state run country told what to do. Sceptics don't care about truth. They only care about being right. Screw Loose Change is nothing but a play on words that doesn't debunk Loose Change whatsoever. And if someone tells you this movie sucks then their telling lies because it's not even out yet. Watch the movie then make up your mind. If you can't answer all the questions asked look it up on your own. You can gain intelligence from reading, but common sense cannot be taught. Sceptics only see what they want to see. Don't be blinded by play on words.