VeteranLight I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

Doomtomylo a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

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.

Kaydan Christian A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

VortexV Corporations hardly pay any taxes by abuse of international tax laws and there are groups that are protesting this. These are facts that are exceedingly well known, and most agree that we should do something about it.But what? How can we close these tax loopholes? What initiatives and bills are currently trying to fight this problem?That's what I wanted to know. But the documentary doesn't explain it in the slightest. In fact, it doesn't really explain anything. It just shows some experts explaining that it is indeed bad. And shows over 20 interviews with students who say they were inspired by something on Facebook and decided to protest against big corporations. While surely the tax code is to blame.I can honestly say I learned nothing from this documentary.

Cypherdude On 2/24/2014, US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced major budget cuts. The number of soldiers will be cut to 440,000, the lowest since before WW2. He stated, "This is a budget that recognizes the reality of the magnitude of our fiscal challenges."Because the USA has large deficits, it can no longer pay for an optimum-sized military. Secretary Hagel stated, "American dominance in the seas, in the skies and in space can no longer be taken for granted."We're Not Broke covers how multi-national corporations have paid no US federal taxes, despite making billions in profits. With the exception of GE; CNBC, CNN, Fox News, & MSNBC have not reported this subject the way this documentary has. It is truly incredible how so little is known about this.For 2010, ALL of these multi-national corporations paid NO federal taxes: GE, Bank of America, Exxon, Chevron, Citigroup, Honeywell. These corporations had a negative income tax rate: Verizon -5.9%, Yahoo! -9.6%, DuPont -11.5%, Boeing -0.1%, Ford -1.7%. FedEx's was 0.9%. WNB does not specify what Forest Laboratories', Wells Fargo's, Verizon's, Caterpillar's, Google's or Pfizer's tax rates were.WNB reports these corporations use Transfer Pricing so they can pay lower tax rates in Bermuda, Bahamas, Cayman Islands and Ireland. Also, 100s of USA corporations have a Cayman Islands PO Box so they can pay a 0% tax rate.It costs a congressman millions, a senator $40 million and a president one billion to get elected. Most of the expense is for TV commercials. Corporations give them money and in return they vote for laws which enrich them further.Elections must be free to end most of the IMHO corruption. The government owns the radio and TV airways. During elections, we can force the media conglomerates to give free air time for candidates. Unfortunately, the rich control everything so this will never happen. On 6/7/2013, President Obama was at a fund raiser in a private house in Santa Monica taking money from all his rich Hollywood friends, again. In his speech to his rich friends, President Obama stated, he was afraid his rich donors were suffering "donor fatigue."On 1/21/2010, the Supreme Court's "Citizens United" ruling established corporations can give unlimited campaign contributions. Expect this IMHO corruption to get worse, not better. In his 2008 campaign, Obama promised he would "close the tax loopholes the lobbyists put in."Because corporations have not paid their fair share, education, police, health care, infrastructure, parks, EPA sites, everything has been cut. For the military, the most alarming is the A-10 Warthog. The A-10 is the best ground attack aircraft ever built. During the Persian Gulf War, it was the A-10 the Iraqis feared most. The A-10 provides ground troop cover in Afghanistan today.The Chinese, Japanese and British own most of our debt overseas. When they demand a 10% interest rate, we will be forced to face our huge deficits. Until then, nothing will change. Because CNBC, CNN, Fox News and MSNBC are all subsidiaries of major corporate conglomerates, these subjects will never be reported in depth by them. Another documentary you should see is "Park Avenue: Money, Power and the American Dream." It covers how the rich pay their representatives to write their laws so they can further enrich themselves on our backs, evermore.In 2012, I did not even bother to register to vote. Cypherdude. 10/10 Stars.

gavin6942 An exposé on how the government has allowed American corporations to avoid paying taxes and the growing wave of discontent that it has fostered.Another reviewer said this film is too one-sided, and I am afraid I have to agree with them. While I am on the same side of the political fence as the people who made this, I am unclear if the truth was told... and to me, a documentary should tell the truth. We do not need rhetoric, like corporations paying their "fair share". Is there a good reason they pay 0%? This did teach me some interesting things, though, such as about Ugland House. I have heard of the Cayman Islands and about how it is a tax shelter. I was not aware that so many of these businesses utilized the very same location. That just makes it seem even more of a scam.

oitanow This movie brings the issues to the audience in a succinct manner. You wouldn't think that a movie about finances would have a compelling story but it sure does. It keeps you interested and by the end I feel fired up over the issues. One of those movies you wish all the politicians could watch. The music and graphics help to move the movie along and the graphics help to keep the story organized and flowing. Definitely recommend this movie to any and all. Also showed this movie to a friend of mine and he felt the same that the movie was really high quality and helped him to think about his political views. One of the other points of this movie that I liked was that it was not focusing on bashing a political view, but was showing how politicians on both sides have given into the big company pressures. (could say more on that, but will leave it to you to enjoy)