Trump 2024: The World After Trump

This has to be the most unintelligent "documentary" (if it even deserves that title) I have ever watched. They actually used Venezuela has an example of socialism. Trying to fear monger, and scare every single uneducated white person into believing globalism is evil. Not one person who believe in globalism is in the entire "film". Blindly supporting Trumpets who believe "God" is the reason for everything.

A Documentary is by definition supposed to be factual but when you site a book no matter how old it is no matter how many people love it as though it's fact and use quotes from said book as evidence to support your flawed opinions you've already lost any chance you had at your film being treated as valid & factual. You may as well quote Harry Potter to prove Trump is a disciple of Voldemort. I want the hour and a half this film took from me and I want the brain cells watching this killed. Maybe the sequel to this film could determine if there is A prophecy about him in the ministry of Magic's department of mysteries Hall of Prophecy to learn if he could in fact be not a Disciple of Voldemort but in fact he is Voldemort reincarnated!

This movie is categorized as a documentary. It should fall into political commentary, although I understand that is not an option. Through a series of interviews and a voice-over you're given several reason from a Christian view point on why you should vote for President Donald Trump. This movie caters heavily and unapologetically to it's audience of Christian that support President Donald Trump. If you fit that description and want reasons for your support, this movie gives several. If you are genuinely curious about why a person would want to support Donald Trump and are interested and willing to listen, it shed light from a Evangelical Christian perspective. If you are against Donald Trump, an atheist, or don't care for religion this movie will just anger and frustrate you and serves no purpose. The three stars comes from it's ability to have look professional (lighting, editing, etc), and ability to give information in a clear way. I can't give it anymore stars since most of the rhetoric given is pathos (appeals to the emotions of the audience) and what little statistics are given are unverified. This film falls victim to many logic fallacies giving it very little substance and is largely driven on the viewer's emotions and commitment for Jesus Christ. It's not strong or bold enough to change the opinions of any viewer. The interviewers are not relevant enough in today's politic climate to warrant any reason to watch for political reason. The most well known is Mike Huckabee who has not held a politic office since 2007. This movies knows its audience and caters towards them.

My stars: 1 - worst movies I've ever seen 5 - neither good nor bad, meh 10 - best movie I've ever sen

It's not the Leni Riefenstahl tour de force it tries to be, but it's got some decent production values and strong message discipline. There's no attempt to educate; it's just a repetitive slog of the same buzzwords over and over.

It's fact-free (or at least accurate fact-free), and it's self-contradictory in an almost comical way, but to judge it on those terms misunderstands the purpose. It's a get-out-the-vote advertisement that plays to the fears of its target audience. If you're afraid of "satan" or a "one world government" or "black people," then it will probably resonate with you.

If those don't induce panic in you you'll be rolling your eyes for the entire run time. It's dumb, but it does what it sets out to do and does it in a reasonably professional fashion.

Even as a Trump hater, I can't give this one any love. Its premise is that Trump is Revelation's antichrist. (head desk) and we're headed for the apocalypse. It tries to comment on nationalism but has no idea what nationalism even is. Come on, folks. Surely you can check your own basic definitions if they're the crux of your entire film?