Alex's War

I don't know too much about Jones so I decided to watch this film since he is in the news. You don't really get a lot out of this movie. I think it is meant to be a greatest hits kind of story but it doesn't work for me. We just jump from semi-connected event to semi-connected event.

Also I don't get a sense of the world of Jones, like does he have any friends or fellow conspiracy people? The film seems to be him, a cameraman, and his sidekick owen. I feel like there should be more people in this movie.

Also the music is way over the top and too on the nose for basically every scene.

It feels like the filmmaker didn't feel like doing too much legwork and just went with the easy blocks from Jones' Wikipedia page.

I skimmed the Wikipedia page for the man for about five minutes after the film and feel like I got more out of it than I did from this film.

Of all the 1-reviews of people not having watched the film. It will not change the minds of anyone on either extreme of the current political spectrum; those on the far right and left already "know" the truth. This is just a doc comprised of ACTUAL clips of Alex failing (Sandy Hook), and succeeding in the time leading up to 9-11. It's just clips of the man being a human. There is no perfection to be found.

Encapsulating this guy into one movie is a huge feat, this film accomplished it. It meanders a bit in the middle and probably could have been 20 minutes shorter or 20 minutes longer, but it never left me bored or feeling left in the dark. The story is among the most American tales ever told- a man builds a media empire himself based on patriotism and often unhinged devotion to questioning and conspiracy. His evolution takes a toll and he clearly has physically and mentally been through a journey. I enthusiastically recommend it.

Consortium of video clips, with a heavy focus on Jan. 6th. Some exclusive, most easy-to-find.

If you're hoping to find Alex in his secret place of the most high, continue your search.

This film purposely cuts clips, and avoids showing the truth behind many parts of Alex's career. It fails to mention him claiming that the Boston bombing, Parkland shooting, and pretty much every other disaster caused by guns was a false flag. This is the opposite of what impartial is.