Suzanne Hedgpeth

No matter what side of the aisle you are on, the movie was overly fragmented with time-warp change overs. It is poorly produced and has too many graphic images that are one sided. Also Narrator insertions into the movie break the viewers’ consentration just as the movie begins to make some sort or sense. Further, the authors and producers of the film begin by giving Chaney too little credit for events depicted in the beginning of the film and too much credit by the end. The only redeeming tiny spark of the entire film was seeing President George W being depicted. They should have kept this film at Indie. I’d like my money back.