[Jim W N]

What’s the name of the movie and did you see it and if so what do you think?

[HokieMom]

Saw it yesterday. Loved the Obama one, too. Must see!

[Aria]

Are you in San Francisco?

[FrdmLvr]

I wish D’Sousa would have really stressed the fact that the whole reason for the email deception was so that she as Secretary of State could run an international racket and collect billions through the Clinton Foundation by selling access and not get caught. There was so much good information in that movie that I can’t really remember if he made a direct connection or if he strongly implyed it, but I came away wishing he would have hit us over the head with it. It was a really well produced movie and extremely informative. Millennials must see. I urge parents to urge their millennial kids to see it, even buy them a ticket - on line (lol) - if they have to. It could spread by word of mouth through the millennials if just a few of them see it here and there.

[tbw2]

I saw it with a Tea Party group Saturday night, showing was packed.

[oblomov]

Saw it here in Manhattan last week.

A full house! People from all walks of life in the audience: white, black, professionals, students, etc.

I had read most of the history, but D’Souza told the story in a crisp, powerful way. I didn’t know much about Ida B. Wells, and D’Souza rightly portrayed her as a heroic figure.

I liked the scene in which Wilson followed the apparition of the Night Rider onto the White House lawn.

[Albion Wilde]

A small group of freepers went on a weekend afternoon in a blue county in a blue state, but in a purplish suburb. The showing was half-full in a medium-sized screening room in a multiplex (with lots of adjacent shopping and restaurants). But those who were there paid rapt attention, stood during the playing of the National Anthem and applauded at the end.

It was a wonderful, shocking and incisively informative movie. I hope every freeper sees it and takes friends.

[TigerClaws]

Go see it!

Opening weekend is key for it to be viewed as success.

Amazing film. Great history lesson.

Complete and brutal takedown of Clintons and the entire Democrat party.

A must see!!!!

[PBRCat]

I saw the first screening of “Hillary’s America” in my area. I made a point of going to the earliest show that I could because experience has taught me that these rare conservative films do not remain in theaters too long. Thankfully, I did not have to travel too far.

The movie is worthwhile. What I found most interesting was the material about how the Democrats have misled the voters especially minorities into believing that the party has always been committed to civil rights despite its documented racist past. It was also interesting to learn about how the Obama Administration persecuted D’Souza for his past movies criticizing “the One.”

[zipper]

I saw it today with five other people. It was excellent. It brings together many facts that someone might learn from hanging out on sites like FR, and presents them in a chronological, cohesive way. You can only conclude that the Democrat Party is, and always has been motivated by an evil lust for power. The movie unravels the history of historical rewrites by the Democrat Party and the media.

The Brietbart-provided movie “Clinton Cash” (saw last night online) is a good supplement to it, picks up where D’Souza’s movie ends, with much more detail about the Clinton Foundation corruption.