(WARNING - SPOILER ALERT)
I took the wife to see this movie on labor day. The theater wasn't packed, but was at least 50% filled. Interesting thing happened at the end, but I'll get to that later.
D'souza starts out saying that he's conservative, but also that he grew up in India, and how Europe is viewed from there. Mostly because of the British occupation, with a little racism against whites tossed in from his grandfather He himself apparently doesn't buy into that. He also talked about how at college, the libs would be so in love with India, having never been there, and he would say "What's so great about the caste system?"
I found it to be interesting in that he takes a quote from "Dreams from my father" and then talks about where that came from, and tracks it down. Nothing too hard about that, he keeps it in context, and presents his findings. Pretty stratight forward, and not presented as drama.
The big thing is the anit-colonializm. Where Britain, and the other Euro countries had colonies, the US never did to speak of. He points out that the US could be seen as being another type of colonial power, and that Obama Sr. saw the US as an enemy. He then goes on to point out how Obama Jr is following in his father's footsteps, all of this borne out by the Obama's book "Dreams from my father" He then goes on to say that socialist, communist, etc don't fit for Obama, but Anti-colonialist actully fits his actions. It makes sense, and would also explain why the RNC portrays this election as a choice for america to live under the constitution, or change it completely.
In the interview with his brother, I caught that he said something about how in Kenya, there is still lots of poverty, when in other countries, like S. Korea, there is wealth, when Kenya used to be ahead of S.Korea. Kenya, also has alot of anti-colonialists. D'souza then points out that the countries where the US helped out, are thriving.
He then paints a picture of what the US would look like in 2016 if Obama is reelected. Nothing too suprising here, but did you ever wonder why the economy is stagnant, and Obama never really did push for fixing it? Go see the movie, but go with an open mind. Don't make up your mind beforehand, and go check the facts afterwards. (don't use factcheck, or any other compromised site, go look it up for yourself. You'll be suprised at what you find).
Once it was over, there was some scattered applause, but then 2 gals at the back of the theater shouted "We love you Obama". Someone responded by saying "Then you vote for him". Their reponse was "No need to get offensive you crazy old lady"... Looks like they were just trying to stir something up, but folks just laughed at them and left. I saw the 2 hurrying away from the theater looking over their shoulders. Not the smartest thing to do, or was that their plan? Dunno, but something stunk about it.