AniInterview Sorry, this movie sucks

SpuffyWeb Sadly Over-hyped

TrueHello Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.

Jonah Abbott There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Nelson Strang What utter bilgewater. Patently designed to hoodwink those with absolutely no self-esteem. Reprehensible filmmaking. They should be ashamed of themselves. Avoid.

nikcone Some reviewers tried to make a show out of their "knowledge" of psychology, but they totally missed the point of this film, and this concept, in doing so. Not to mention the fact that they are arrogant enough to think they know something no one else does- how energy and the universe work. I highly doubt anyone sitting around writing movie reviews on IMDb was given any sort of glimpse into the inner workings of the universe, so please ignore their cynicism. It does nothing to help and will only hinder those truly truly trying to better their lives.Saying that "positive thinking is good for starting a venue, but..." already sets you up to sound small-minded and cynical. There is absolutely nothing you can say to negate the fact that this practice of believing in yourself and using positive thinking to gain success has no down side whatsoever.Not to mention there are thousands of stories from people all over the world, including many multiple lottery winners (I believe one person had won over 10,000 dollars each win, of which they had 7 or 8), who use this strategy every day in their lives. I can say that I have used this process and have seen tremendous success with it myself.Bottom line, it works for those who believe it will work. If you are cynical and egotistical and wish to bring other people down to "reality" (which, by the way is only one person's reality and is usually built on negativity if this is their stance) by throwing out misunderstood psychological data and "big" words to make themselves seem too "educated" to believe such nonsense. The fact is that these people have almost certainly tried it themselves or they're scared of success, which is a common reason for people to knock this movie or this concept. This film gives a great baseline for which to build this practice into your life, although many are left with questions as to how to get around certain roadblocks and how to ask the "right way", etc. There are books out there that go into more depth as far as step-by-step descriptions. This is more of the jump start to inspire you and get you interested in practicing this way of life. I tell everyone I know to watch this film or read the book and start implementing this practice. There is absolutely no downside and you have everything to gain by doing it. There are no limitations and no reasons to put it off. It works,period. I don't know how, but I know that it does. Don't let those Negative Nancies we all know, who love to try to knock down the light they see in others, talk you into believing you are foolish to even contemplate this idea as being factual. Their opinions don't have to be true for you and they aren't based on facts any more than anyone else's opinions anyway. Give it your best shot and watch it change your life for the better!!

Peter April "THE SECRET" Movie and the book based on the movie.One of the most delusionary, dangerous systems of belief people have invented recently. No different than any other religion. Disgustingly consumerist and shallow, pseudo-scientific, new agish style mumbo jumbo, completely detached from the laws of nature and void of any logic. No wonder it is so popular considering that vast majority of people are not capable of expressing some degree of intelligence and critical thinking.It's astonishing how crafty unintelligent Homo Sapiens is in generating delusionary systems hahahahaAh and don't forget! According to The Secret. Greed, acquisition of material goods and wealth, wanting of power are goooooooooooood! ha haAnd don't forget to buy from official The Secret website:The Science of Getting Rich Audiobook ($11.29) The Secret Book ($13.53) The Secret Audiobook ($17.95) The Secret Audiobook CD ($20.35) Hero Book ($15.78) Hero Audiobook ($17.95) Hero Audiobook CD ($21.59) The Magic Book ($7.95) The Magic E-book ($7.52) The Power Book ($18.59) The Power Audiobook ($17.95) The Power Audiobook CD ($20.91) The Power E-book ($12.54) The Secret Film DVD ($4) The Secret Box Set ($19.95) The Secret Film Online ($2.99) The Secret Soundtrack ($9.95) The Secret Daily Teachings Hardcover ($14.51) The Secret Daily Teachings E-Book ($10.86) The Secret Daily Teachings Sheet Edition ($8.64) The Secret Daily Teachings Mobile App ($4.99) The Secret Gratitude Book ($15.49) The Secret to Teen Power Print Edition ($12.95) The Secret to Teen Power E-Book ($9.19) The Secret to Teen Power Audiobook Download ($17.95) The Secret to Teen Power Audiobook CD ($26.99) And quite recently you have been also able to purchase (I guess it is out of stock now :-] ) The Secret Lamp ("Your Real Life Aladdin's Lamp" - $49.95) The Secret Scroll Document Holder ($49.95) The Wealth Beyond Reason Starter Pack ($17.00) The Wealth Beyond Reason Power Pack ($37.00)

schedla-1 The Secret is dealing with a concept of the law of attraction which as a concept is really interesting and people who are interested in personal development or spiritual well being will find the concept interesting no matter what "coat" it is put in in the movie. The problem of the movie in my opinion is that it will just hardly reach and impact those you are not yet interested in these topics. It's because it takes an approach and presentation style which more cynic people will hardly swallow and makes you feel you are watching a teleshopping rather than documentary. So if you want to listen about the law of attraction and you are willing to ignore the presentation style and mysterious scenes or if you actually enjoy the dramatic and mysterious approach you may find this movie valuable.