SpuffyWeb Sadly Over-hyped

Organnall Too much about the plot just didn't add up, the writing was bad, some of the scenes were cringey and awkward,

Mabel Munoz Just intense enough to provide a much-needed diversion, just lightweight enough to make you forget about it soon after it’s over. It’s not exactly “good,” per se, but it does what it sets out to do in terms of putting us on edge, which makes it … successful?

Calum Hutton It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...

G K Alex Jones is an agent of British intelligence whose mission is to create his own monopoly in the 9/11 truth movement and wreck it from the inside. He's discrediting calls for independence with his manipulations and obnoxious behavior. Sending in deceiving and ranting characters is one of the most common ploys by the British propaganda machine. He's misleading his listeners and filling their heads with deceptions and half-truths. He's leading them into the wilderness where they act like useless conspiracy theorists instead of doing anything against the British and the financiers. He's closely linked to the British and he surrounds himself with anti-American characters. He's opposing progress and anyone who stands up for the American state. He's fooling millions of people while the financiers and the City of London are wrecking the American economy and the American state. He's ranting against a "New World Order" while in practice fully supporting the plans of the London-based oligarchy. And he's a crook.Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy were killed by British special-forces. The CIA is a branch of British intelligence. Allen Dulles worked with the British for decades. After World War II the British captured key positions in the United States and launched an information war to continue dominating the world.

I B How do I know that Alex Jones is for real? I know this because the mainstream media here in Canada criticizes him. On average I think that Americans are friendlier than Canadians, maybe because they haven't been under British rule for a long time.Now here's the gist.This is another in a series of quite popular films by Alex Jones which attempt to reveal the plans of the globalists. Is it worth watching? You bet it is, but keep in mind that the film is meant to educate Americans. Jones is no Michael Moore when it comes to documentary filmmaking, but his films are quite good. The information he reveals, however, is much more important than what Moore talks about. In his films Moore doesn't question the official version of events but Alex Jones does. What's revealed in Endgame is sinister. If you know real history, however, it's not really surprising. As much as I like Jones's radio show he's not the only source of information that I have about the goings-on of the Western elite. One important thing that I know about Anglo-Saxons is that they're good chess players when it comes to global politics and economics. If you add to them the Jewish elite then they become one seriously cunning and formidable force. Actually, the alliance between Anglo-Saxons and Jews dates back to Queen Victoria's time. It was then that the English agreed to intermarriage between the Anglo-Saxon and Jewish elites. I'm not an anti-Semite but facts are facts. It's quite possible that the Mossad played an important role in the 9/11 attacks. When it was founded the United States used to be independent of these people. But over time, and especially during the 20th century, America came under the influence of the British. In many ways America is now the strong arm of the global elite. Their plans for a global government are quite something, but recently I've been hearing that this scheme may not actually work. Even if it doesn't work what's currently going on isn't good for America or the world. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union the Western elite don't even have to try anymore. In some ways the existence of the USSR was seriously beneficial for ordinary people in the West. But now the elite often don't conceal their intentions, with one individual saying that he'd like to be reborn as a virus that can kill most of the world's population. The Western elite, or the 1%, live in their own world, and nowadays they have nothing in common with the 99%.I like the theory of civilizations, which is explained by Carroll Quigley in his books. A world government would certainly be beneficial for the corporatocracy. These days Western capitalists just can't accumulate wealth like they used to. China certainly gave them a helping hand by becoming their workshop and creditor, and if the situation in China becomes unstable then they can move their business to India. India is, in many ways, the ideal place for exploitation because there have been very few peasant revolts there. This is because of India's caste system. India is the most fascist state in the world, and an Indian of one class has no hope of becoming a member of a higher class. Anyway, for now the plan is to reduce the world's population by 90% and to reduce the level of education so that the world would be a lot easier to govern with a global dictatorship. There will be 150-200 agglomerations where life will be sweet, and between them will be spaces where even cannibals could live. Even if this frightening scheme doesn't work then we may still get a Universal Empire in which the United States will rule most of Western Civilization.

luhlin This film is a great example of 'How NOT to produce a documentary'. Documentary films typically offer factual presentation of arguments, not blatant examples of innuendo building upon suspicion and leading to speculation. Specious arguments do not contribute to logical, reasoned and informed opinion. There may indeed, be good reason to suspect secret and/or restricted organizations, such as the Bilderberg Group, but presenting them by silly name-calling and strange assumptions proves little more than the name-caller is not very well informed.I also note the absence of 'Goofs' category on IMDb's movie info for Endgame and agree that it ought not to be included as the number of 'goofs' clearly outweigh the number of so-called 'facts' presented in this film.I would like to offer the producer/director a paraphrased quote from the late Carl Sagan - Belief, in the absence of compelling evidence is known as faith/truth; belief after the acquisition of evidence is known as knowledge. He may wish to gather a little more of the latter for his next endeavor.

krazy_james This documentary is truly a masterpiece of investigative journalism. If it were not for the obstructionist policies of the global elite I am sure that it would be in the running for one, if not two or three, Pulitzer prizes. In this review I will be covering two main areas, firstly, the structure and set up of the documentary itself, before discussing the content, and my views, thoughts etc.Firstly, the documentary itself. It is obviously scrupulously researched, as is shown by the wide variety of archival, historical and even anecdotal evidence shown in this film, a snip at two hours. The number of experts is also impressive; the main guy they use (whose name I forget) has a doctorate in Forestry Science or some such, and this discipline obviously gives him a unique insight into history, economics, politics, and all kinds of things that you wouldn't have thought would be contained in a field which consists of studying the environment and suchlike.They also have a journalist called Joe Tucker or something; don't let his shaking body and voice, and his rampant alcoholism fool you, this guy is sharp. Some of the comments he makes chilled me to the bone. Also, his habit of wearing a hat in all weathers, in all environments, and even inside, is a sign of his intellect I suppose.There was an economist mentioned as well, but according to google he doesn't exist, so instead I'll discuss what I like to call the "unnamed experts", that Mr Jones encountered on the street. These guys knew what was up, they aren't sheep like you and I, they know the score.The filming style was also good, interspersing pictures of modern day people with greedy bankers and evil dictators was a nice touch, thus showing the inextricable links between these two groups of seemingly unrelated people. Also, the man doing the voice over should win an Oscar, the way he managed to sound so disinterested and also bland is incredible, and helped to add an air of objectivity to the proceedings.So, now on to the content. Firstly, the evidence used was an extraordinary mix. From using contemporary etchings and paintings to prove their historical interpretations, to using a fat guy who says "I was there". Stunning, a veritable cornucopia of positive reinforcement. In my opinion baseless assertions have been given far too little recognition in mainstream documentaries, it is about time they were given a greater role. Alex Jones is the man to do this. Why sully the affair with such vulgar things as "facts" and "evidence". These are all provided by the "man" anyway, and the people at Bilderberg.To conclude, this is a must see. How else will you be able to warn all your friends about the inexorable approach of the New World Order, who want to kill all but 500 million of us (the rest will have their organs harvested) because some large rocks say so.