Flynn

Flynn disappoints on multiple fronts, failing to deliver a balanced or engaging narrative. The film is marred by a one-sided portrayal that seeks to glorify Flynn and cast him in a heroic light, often at the expense of nuance and factual accuracy. It indulges in excessive self-aggrandizement, presenting Flynn as an ultimately infallible figure, a narrative choice that feels more like a public relations exercise than a genuine attempt at storytelling.

The script is laden with clichés and lacks the depth needed to explore the complexities of Flynn's career and controversies. The direction is uninspired, with scenes that seem designed more to bolster Flynn's image than to provide an objective account of his actions and decisions. The portrayal of key events in Flynn's career is overly simplistic, glossing over critical details and controversies that are essential to understanding the full picture.

Moreover, the film's pacing is erratic, with slow, tedious stretches that fail to build any real tension or engagement. The characters, including Flynn himself, are depicted in a flat, unconvincing manner, making it difficult for viewers to invest in their stories. The lack of critical examination or balanced viewpoints leaves the film feeling shallow and unfulfilling.

In the end, Flynn falls short of being a compelling biopic or a credible historical account. It comes across as an overt attempt to rehabilitate Flynn's image rather than a genuine exploration of his life and career. This approach not only undermines the film's credibility but also alienates viewers seeking an insightful and balanced perspective. Overall, it is a missed opportunity to engage with a controversial figure's complex legacy in a meaningful way.

As a news junkie I kinda knew a lot about the Flynn case. This doc sheds a bright light onto the matter mainly from Flynn's perspective. During the trial we only heard what the news media put out, the same new media that conspired with the mushrooms in DC to bury an American veteran and hero.

I wish they could have gotten at least 1 member of the "government" to explain why they thought they had a case against Flynn. These mushrooms frequently show up as experts on news outlets so they have a lot to say. Lie to the public once more about Flynn for old time's sake.

That's the reason for the 8 star its missing the other side of the debate. This feels like a puff piece for Flynn which he's entitled to for sure. But rating the doc only its not a complete winner for me.

Simply amazing. We'll worth the watch - you will get a lot of context to the other side of the Trump years. Every person who has formed an opinion about Trump and his Allies based on media narrative should take a look at this film. Wether one agrees with it or not is irrelevant, it tells the other side of the story and that is something we have been lacking in the US.

Flynn truly seems to be an outstanding person and deserves an apology from everyone who has played a role in attempting to ruin the Flynn families lives. It needs to be a very loud and very public apology so that every corner of the US knows that Flynn has been vindicated.

I watched this movie with a great amount of interest as I knew about what the intelligence community and "law enforcement" was trying to do to this man before his ascension to National Security Advisor.

I had the pleasure to serve closely with Mike Flynn both in and out of combat. He is one of the most honorable, brave, great Americans with whom I ever served. This movie explains quite well why the intelligence community turned against him early in his ascension to General Officer rank in the military. He went against the party line and criticized the system propped up by lifelong bureaucrats and powerful lobbyists involved in the "military industrial" dance.

This documentary gives a great overview of how the US government turned to third-world political warfare to take out political opponents through trickery, confusing the public, feeding the media party lines, and outright character assassination with no mind for the aftermath. A depressing story with an uplifting ending that is the Flynn family.

In my opinion, this documentary was too gentle in countering the vicious, vindictive government senior bureaucrats - many of whom are still dishonorably serving this country - as well as members of the Obama Administration and carryovers into the Trump administration. The documentary's lack of deserved criticism for these lifelong bureaucrats would be regarded as "fair treatment" by today's news organizations... in direct contradiction to the confused and baseless attacks they levied against Mike Flynn and his family on a near-daily basis.

Let us never forget Chuckie Schumer's warning on one of the government's propaganda channels to President Trump in January 2017.... "Let me tell you, you take on the intelligence community, they have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you," And this is exactly what happened to General Flynn.

Let's not forget how John Brennan - one of the main characters of this saga - bragged (and probably still does) about how he joined the CIA when he was a registered member of America's Communist party (his words, not mine) making him a perfect fit for the Obama Administration and the America to come.

And the producer left out casts of others in the intelligence community, federal law enforcement and other sections of the U. S government that were directly complicit in making sure Michael Flynn fell and fell hard.

There are so many stories still to tell. This could have easily been a mini-series with 12 more two-hour long episodes to introduce the audience to the entire cast of miscreants involved in this sordid affair. A great place to start would be the 51 "intelligence professionals" - many of whose names were not made public because they were still actively "serving" - that signed the 2020 pre-election memo swearing that Hunter Biden's laptop was "Russian disinformation". Many of them - if not all - were involved in the Flynn affair. And Michael Vickers - the former USDI - is at the top of that list. Vickers has a knack for shirking all disasters and controversies under his watch and coming out completely unscathed.

The Cabal in DC have perfected the tactic of "suiciding" your political opponent.... making it appear to the public that their opponent had no other option but to disappear from the earth from their dastardly deeds. While they come close to this goal with members of General Flynn's family, they discounted the Flynns' strength of their commitment to and love for each other. Nonetheless, the US Government backed by your taxpaying dollars did everything they could to bankrupt and destroy this honorable and typical American family, while many of these tax-sucking officials went home to their undeserved riches in DC's finest suburbs and laid their heads down to sleep without a care. Despicable!

The cover ups continue and many of the self-serving bureaucrats are still entrenched in the system today.

This documentary has a powerful lesson: General Flynn never gave up on this country and neither should we. If the Cabal could do this to him and his family, they can do it to you. Let's get to work!

Every voter should watch this movie to understand the lengths that the Deep State will go to protect themselves and ruin a good, honorable man. They can use the full power of the Justice System to falsely accuse and prosecute innocent people, even if they have to break laws and rules of the Court to do so.

This movie describes, with a clear time-line and evidence, how General Flynn was framed and prosecuted for a crime he did not commit.

I follow the news closely, but I was not aware of many of the details of this saga. It is truly a profile of an American hero and his willingness to fight what seemed to be insurmountable odds to prove his innocence and do what was right for this country.