The Yes Men

Synopsis

The Yes Men follows the hilarious and thought-provoking antics of two activist pranksters, Mike Bonanno and Andy Bichlbaum, as they impersonate big corporations and government officials to expose corporate greed and political corruption. Through their daring stunts and elaborate hoaxes, they shed light on serious issues while injecting humor into their activism. The documentary takes viewers on a rollercoaster ride of truth and deception, challenging societal norms and sparking critical conversations about the impact of corporate power on society. As the Yes Men's pranks escalate, the film delves into the blurred lines between reality and satire, ultimately leaving audiences questioning the status quo and the power of activism.

Cast

• Mike Bonanno

  Himself

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  Andy Bichlbaum

  Himself

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  Michael Moore

  Himself

• Patrick Lichty

  Himself

• Sal Salamone

  Himself

• Phil Bayly

  Chicago Newreporter

Reviews

The Yes Men has received acclaim for its bold and innovative approach to activism. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film, with an impressive 85% rating, stating that 'The Yes Men's mix of humor and activism is both entertaining and thought-provoking.' IMDb users have rated the movie 6.8/10, highlighting the film's unique blend of comedy and social commentary. Metacritic gives The Yes Men a solid score of 68/100, commending its ability to engage audiences in important conversations through clever and daring pranks. Critics have hailed the film as a refreshing take on activism, with The New York Times calling it a 'brilliantly executed examination of corporate power dynamics.' The Yes Men's ability to entertain and enlighten viewers while challenging societal norms has solidified its place as an innovative and impactful documentary.