A dark movie that shows how telemarketing helps shape opinion. Slave labor very prevalent at the lower level as the employees were put on the front line. Thank goodness for the employees coming together to create a Union and saying "enough is enough". I plan on going back to view this movie again.

The jury is still out. Lots of satire and political statements and references. One line from the movie that puts it in perspective was, as I paraphrase, "When people can't control things they just accept them as normal." We see that a lot in society today especially in the way majority of Americans just go along with whatever the politicians do.

Not what I expected

I found the movie to be very disturbing, yet it intrigued me to compare it to the climate that our country is currently facing. I actually would recommend some if my friends to see it. This movie in my opinion is not meant for all audiences.