I bit the bullet and bought it. Yes I still use Amazon but that’s wife’s doing. She lets me buy GME so it is what it is. Few things before I start. I don’t know why it’s on Amazon, why it’s 16 bucks, or why it was released earlier than it was scheduled. There is a lot of speculation about this. Put that aside. There are also some people showcased that some people may have differences of opinions about. Put that aside. The overall presentation of this documentary is very well done. If you are reading this post right now, there is a good chance you will not learn anything new from watching it. I’m asking you again, put that aside. This documentary is what you should be advising “outsiders” to watch. They were able to do in under 2 hours (1 hour and 29 min to be exact) what I have spent the last 2 years trying to do which is explaining the corruption Wall Street. It is general enough but specific in important areas and the information is very well delivered. I personally will be asking friends and family to use under 2 hours of there time and watch it. I suggest everyone who is reading this to figure out a way to watch it and SEE IT FOR YOURSELF. I have watched it and I highly recommend it. I don’t care what the creators’ motives or intentions truly are. This is simply a must watch for the average person who knows little to nothing about what happened in January 2021 and what Wall Street does on a daily basis which is stealing money from the 99%.

Most of the comments I have seen in other places have been very divisive. This is usually a sign of things trying to be kept under wraps. Again. This is just MY opinion and only my own. I actually watched it and will be getting others to as well. You do you

100% Book, no DRIP!

Edit: I have to add this after reading comments in other threads. Yes. I get it. Fuck Amazon. But do people realize the potential by using Amazon the amount of eyes this will get compared to keeping it within the GME investor circle or on some obscure website. This documentary is about the corruption inside a broken system. I think of it more as poetic justice if Amazon is the reason this gains traction.

Edit: Sorry. Last one. If I was one of the parties talked about in this documentary, I would not want this going mainstream. At all.