Zeitgeist: Addendum

The psychedelic colored eye says it all: Peter Joseph continues to hypnotize his audience with a mixture of trivial truisms, imaginative lies and delusional conspiracy theories. The film tries to appeal to leftist sentiment, employs pseudu-intellectualism, but has no grasp of the complexities of the real world and hence no intelligent arguments or serious suggestions.

For the first hour I was wondering if Peter Joseph was doing some sort of meta project with the Zeitgeist films by proving that the death penalty is a valid deterrent from murder because I wanted to kill him. Then in the the next 30 minutes some legitimate ideas were put forward. High speed rail is awesome. That said, this movie is horseshit. Anybody who likes this movie has immediately proven all their opinions are invalid. Again, I would probably murder them if not for the death penalty.

The most effective propaganda I've ever seen. I'm just not sure who's funding it.

If you ask me the definition of 'money', I will answer 'decentralized totalitarianism'. That's the only way I have ever been able to see it, long before I saw Zeitgeist Addendum. It served as much-needed assurance that I was right and pro-money people were wrong.

Despite majority of the stuff that is being told in this movie was what I already knew or thought before, it is organized and supported in such a good way that It felt like more true then I believed them to be. And having the flaws of our system being screened one after another, this system felt like more corrupt then what I realize it to be. That said, I feel many of the ideas presented on the solution side are over optimistic but I am not gonna degrade the value of the movie for that.

Attacking a system that is far too entrenched with again, material too vague to be convincing. Z:A is immoderate, perhaps even more so than its predecessor, as the Venus Project is introduced in this film. An idealized scenario that ignores mans inherit corruptibility, primal psychology and stagnant dissatisfaction.

Here's one interpretation as to how the world works and the direction we must go. Sometimes it seems like this planet does need to undergo some serious changes in order for our survival. Zeitgeist: Addendum gives a jumping off point. Whether or not you agree with the futurist ideology or a resource based economy this edition is still pretty informative compared to its predecessor.

very interesting point of view of this person, and a very nice way to put it in a not bad therms

Absolute trashy nonsense. It's so incredibly factually inaccurate that a literal child, could use the internet and prove it within a matter of minutes. It has the same appeal as all conspiracy, that you are being awoken and share in some minority secret and that you and your fellow troglodytes have really figured it out.

2013/11/09

Wrought with even more historical inaccuracies than its predecessor, and less convincing as a result, the jumbled Zeitgeist: Addendum hardly leaves a mark.

Not as horrifically stupid as the first one, but close! Sensationalism and delusional paranoia at its finest, ladies and gents! If you viewed this and found it "eye-opening", you need to put your big boy pants on and go outside, so you can actually learn something factual, and observe how shit actually works in the real world. NWO is coming for you! Scaaaaary! Also, Ron Paul is a hypocritical moron (just like every other politician; who'da thunk it!?).

I enjoyed the 'Star Trek' vision and the likening of -isms -particularly Capitalism- as some kinds of WMD. The conspiracy-coloured explanations of how these problems came about just don't work-out though, not even a little bit.

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* Directing, Aura :7 * Ease of Viewing : 7 * Naked Eye : 7

eye opening documentary that if anything results in great debate once it ends. Not for everyone but everyone should see it.

Yep, never seen this and don't need to see it to know it's complete garbage.

Best of the 3 by some way I reckon. If you like these movies, check out Kymatica! It's on youtube and it is better still.

More of the same bullshit as the last movie, only the actual facts used are complete no brainers to someone who isn't a dumbass. I like how at the end they said their petition website was deleted and they immediately blamed the government for it. Haha. Yeah sure, like anyone with a brain will buy that shit.

Its well made; i like it more than first Zeitgeist.

It fails because it all rests on the assumption that monetary systems and religion are inherently corrupt. They are corrupt, sure, but it is a symptom, not the disease. Clearly the only real solution is human extinction.

I like that it supports thinking outside the box and our built-in beliefs, but it also ignores and omits a great deal of things....and then makes a lot of things out to be grand conspiracy theories. I actually hate it for how poorly it addresses some really important ideas, but I'll give it credit for going outside the box.

A good puzzle. The solution part is a little obscure though.

Wakey wakey rise and shine, the truth and nothing but the truth, excellent docu.

Interesting. Gives something to think!

Preferred Zeitgeist, the movie

Though it started out pretty strong and the movie touched a lot of solid points, it quickly started to feel like a "we are good, they are evil"-experience.