This is possibly the most mean-spirited, amateurish, "how on earth was it even financed" piece of drivel that's ever been filmed. The writer-producer-actor who fashioned this dreck makes D'Nesh Souza look like an absolutely fair and impartial Obama Observer. This is mean spirited, third grade level incompetence of an unmatched variety. Not even redeemable if it were some clever form of self parody. Clearly, all involved in this lamefest have no clue how to make a film. It's beneath the level of the lowest quality porn or exploitation movie. Even the most rabid dittohead or Coulter worshiper would find this film ludicrous.
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I would put this in the top 100 worst movies, maybe even the worst ever made.
Raykjavik21 October 2014
Warning: Spoilers
This movie is obviously a very low production value piece. Whatever they spent on this film (more like video tape), they wasted. The story is so bad, so poorly developed I'm not sure how the cast or film makers could hold their heads up to their friends and family.
It's as you can probably tell from the title, a critique on Obama. I noticed that when I Googled it afterwords, I found no support for this movie. Even the lowest political satire sites and individuals did not acknowledge this piece. I'm not going to go into the politics. I think that lack of support is very telling about this film's quality.
Anyway, the film feels like they made it on the fly. With no for thought or planning. The thing is that the concepts in the film are so bad that even if it was made with no planning it's horrible. It completely lacks any real point. The arguments don't work and it's an insult to religion, film making, politics and pretty much everything. They picked what looks like a porn star to be an angel. It has about that much acting ability included. Actually, everything about it is that quality. Except it lacks anything of interest.
It's as you can probably tell from the title, a critique on Obama. I noticed that when I Googled it afterwords, I found no support for this movie. Even the lowest political satire sites and individuals did not acknowledge this piece. I'm not going to go into the politics. I think that lack of support is very telling about this film's quality.
Anyway, the film feels like they made it on the fly. With no for thought or planning. The thing is that the concepts in the film are so bad that even if it was made with no planning it's horrible. It completely lacks any real point. The arguments don't work and it's an insult to religion, film making, politics and pretty much everything. They picked what looks like a porn star to be an angel. It has about that much acting ability included. Actually, everything about it is that quality. Except it lacks anything of interest.
There's mean spirited and then there's this.
Java_Joe13 May 2018
Wow. I think I've seen the worst movie out there. If it's even possible it's worse than the Maradonia movie put out by team Tesch. That movie was inept in every sense of the word, but at least it felt like a movie. This? This felt like a high school production put to film. There was no sense that the actors knew what they were doing.
If you couldn't tell from the cover, it's a hit piece on former President Obama. Just look at the cover and it's quite obvious. But throughout it all it feels less like a hit piece against him than a strawman Obama. You know what I mean? It's how some on the far-right would have classified him. For an example he's not a "real Christian".
The movie even lacks a point for it to exist other than sour grapes from the writer and director. The arguments they're trying to bring forth simply don't work. This is devoid of any real thought but then what are you really expecting. This is from the same people that made "The Life Zone" and if they can't even get their own side right in the abortion debate how are they going to get the other side right?
Even movies by Dinesh D'Souza have a point. They're not good but he's putting some kind of effort into them making sense. There is none of that here. Just a couple guys who hated the President and that was all that was necessary.
If you couldn't tell from the cover, it's a hit piece on former President Obama. Just look at the cover and it's quite obvious. But throughout it all it feels less like a hit piece against him than a strawman Obama. You know what I mean? It's how some on the far-right would have classified him. For an example he's not a "real Christian".
The movie even lacks a point for it to exist other than sour grapes from the writer and director. The arguments they're trying to bring forth simply don't work. This is devoid of any real thought but then what are you really expecting. This is from the same people that made "The Life Zone" and if they can't even get their own side right in the abortion debate how are they going to get the other side right?
Even movies by Dinesh D'Souza have a point. They're not good but he's putting some kind of effort into them making sense. There is none of that here. Just a couple guys who hated the President and that was all that was necessary.
Subtle as a brick of coke to the head
movieman_kev3 June 2013
A good satire should be subtle and scathing, it also helps immensely for a good satire to be funny. So with that in mind, I choose to watch this film with an open mind (which in retrospect is a touch ironic). Opening with a shiftless bum doing blow while the devil and an angel via for his soul as well as a Birther jibe, this movie has all the subtlety of a brick to the face. OK so PJ O'Rourke it is not.
Cut to, an hour and a half later (yes I watched the whole thing and yes I instantly regretted it) I found that not only didn't I laugh once, but I spent most of that time dumbfounded by how inept the movie, interspersed with numerous staged 'man on the streets' interviews, was. I, as a Conservative Libertarian, was rendered speechless. Here was all the ammo that those idiots who say conservatives can't be funny needed. I could site example after example to prove the contrary, and they could point to this film and I'd be forced to say 'shucks you got me' and walk away.
Cut to, an hour and a half later (yes I watched the whole thing and yes I instantly regretted it) I found that not only didn't I laugh once, but I spent most of that time dumbfounded by how inept the movie, interspersed with numerous staged 'man on the streets' interviews, was. I, as a Conservative Libertarian, was rendered speechless. Here was all the ammo that those idiots who say conservatives can't be funny needed. I could site example after example to prove the contrary, and they could point to this film and I'd be forced to say 'shucks you got me' and walk away.
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