Jason Hatfield

It is a really interested and well made documentary. While it is a good documentary, don't expect to walk away feeling good. James Ray doesn't seem to be able to take responsibility for those people dying. It makes him extremely unlikable. He seems to be fine with relying on the vicarious redemption of his faith. If you have ever spent any significant amount of time reading self-help books, you will recognize the ego it takes to be a self-help guru. James Ray is no different than Tony Robbins, Frank Lencioni, or Steven Covey. He just got a little more careless than them and this movie does a great job shining a light on it.