- Genre
- Documentary
- Year
- 2012
- Runtime
- 1h16
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Occupy Unmasked
Unveiling the truth behind the Occupy Wall Street movement.
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Synopsis
"Occupy Unmasked" is a 2012 documentary film that takes an investigative look into the Occupy Wall Street movement, which gained significant attention for its protests against economic inequality and corporate influence in politics. Directed and narrated by Steve Bannon and featuring Andrew Breitbart, the film aims to uncover the motivations, tactics, and funding behind the movement, portraying it as a well-organized effort largely influenced by left-wing and Marxist ideologies. Through interviews, undercover footage, and expert commentary, the movie provides a critical perspective on the Occupy movement's goals and impact on American society and politics, presenting a viewpoint that questions the legitimacy and transparency of the protests.
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Reviews
"Occupy Unmasked" has received mixed to negative reviews from both critics and audiences. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5.0/10, reflecting a divisive reception. Critics have often pointed out that the documentary presents a highly partisan view, which detracts from its credibility as an objective investigation. For example, some reviewers argue that the film serves more as a political attack than an impartial documentary, focusing heavily on criticizing the Occupy movement without sufficiently exploring its motivations or broader societal context. Rotten Tomatoes does not have a critical consensus or a significant number of reviews to aggregate for this film, but audience scores tend to be polarized, with supporters praising its inside look and critics condemning it for perceived bias and lack of journalistic rigor. Metacritic does not list a score for the film, indicating limited mainstream critical reception. Overall, reviewers suggest that "Occupy Unmasked" will appeal primarily to viewers already skeptical of the Occupy movement, while those seeking a balanced account may find it lacking.
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