The Most Canceled Man in America

Generally you wouldn't have high expectations for political documentaries centered around a single activist, especially when the federal government is the opposition for the activist. I can think of a handful of documentaries of this sort that really fail to humanize the people involved. They often end up trying to build base-line inauthentic character profiles.

But in this film, they don't ever need to 'characterize' this Nick Fuentes guy, because his story actually seems to be genuine. Perhaps it's a charisma thing, but the person appears far more authentic than the average politically-minded activist. He's like a real person, to a degree where I felt it and said, "Okay this is different." If this was engineered by Mr. Escandon, then hats off to him.

Some of the contents indicate to me that the man is not simply "cancelled," but actively targeted. It is jarring to think that these things could happen to a young guy that has essentially done nothing to deserve it.

A very well made and captivating film about a controversial young 24 year old who hosts a political show online who has been banned from everything- credit card processors, banks, web hosting services, social media, etc. The censorship has gotten so bad that his bank accounts were seized and he was put on the no fly list! Nick hasn't committed any crimes and his jokes aren't any more offensive than what was commonplace for radio shock jocks just 15 years ago. The film gives a in depth look into the evolution of Fuentes and his career that are much needed, and the film was very fair to Nick. Even if you disagree with his views, the punishment for edgy jokes shouldn't be anywhere near this extreme in a supposed free country. The story of this brave American patriot should be a must watch for everyone.

As a Canadian I found this telling on the power governments in free nations have to destroy a simple persons life simply for speaking thier mind All of this without even a charge for any criminal aspect.

Regardless of the beliefs of the man, the attacks on his basic freedoms are outrageous and it should cause us all concern.

In Canada, similar government overreach has been happening by Trudeau. Freezing bank accounts and claiming it an emergency so mother's cannot pay their mortgage and feed their children is just one of many aspects of our free society that has happened.

Thanks to the filmmakers for making subject matter like this available.

The Most Cancelled Man in America goes where most media is afraid to. It's a rarity to see such a controversial figure as Nicholas J. Fuentes covered in film, especially in such a professional manner. The movie is concise, informative, and enjoyable from start to finish. It's a relief to see such a humble and down-to-the-facts relay of the story of Fuentes' persecution by the federal government and large corporations. This film is a great example of free expression, and truly shows the lack of protection of this right in the modern day. Thank God that Mr. Escandon put together such a film in complete good faith in spite of the biases of the mainstream.

Watching the most canceled man leaves you questioning what freedom means in America. When did it become normal to debank and deplatform people for speech? To place Americans on the no fly list? And to do it to a 23 year old boy with no criminal history.

We need oversight on our national security system. Maybe even a complete and total Shutdown until we can figure out what the heck is going on. When did the doj and the fbi start being used as an enforment arm for the establishment? All these questions and more are presented in "the most canceled man in America"

Highly recommend anyone that values free speech and freedom from tyranny watch this documentary. As long as you are willing to go in with an open mind and ready to confront, what some view as, very controversial political opinions. Nick Fuentes is a divisive figure at just 24 as of this review. His view, while shocking, are just as important to protect. If not more so. Freedom of speech requires us to safeguard even the most extreme and unpleasant ideas.

So buckle up and get ready. This documentary doesn't pull its punches.