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agnohumanist wrote: So how was it?

I went to the 7:45 p.m. showing. If I could have, I would have gone to the 10:20 showing with everybody else.

About 35 other people also came to the showing, which was just barely enough to provide an audience atmosphere.

The movie was not particularly original or insightful, but it was entertaining and humorous. Most of the film was man-on-the-street type interviews, but it did have a message - which I won't tell you, but which you could probably guess given three chances.

One minor complaint I have is that there were several shots of text which had to be read quite quickly. I'd recommend sitting at the back of the theater to make scanning easier. Maybe I'm just a slow reader.

The movie was clearly "preaching to the chior" and there was a sense of smug righteousness at its conclusion. About half the theater broke out in applause.

agnohumanist wrote: I didn't know it was even playing here--figured it might be too controversial for this town.

That's what I thought too, so I was pleasantly surprised to see it open at The Rave. I'm not much of a movie-goer, but I figured I would spend the $8+ dollars to send an economic signal.

Given the sparse attendance, the movie probably won't be playing for too long, so if you want to see it in the theater, you should go soon. But there is nothing about the film that is enhanced by being seen on the big screen, so you won't be missing anything if you wait to rent it.