If you are a political wonk and/or an avid news reader from many sources (not just MSNBC or comedy channel’s “The Daily Show) or a fan of contemporary politics books, you most likely know the contents of this movie but seeing what you know in context is enlightening; tying together all you have learned on your own.

If you are one of the millions of Americans who blithely casts your vote on nothing more than surface impressions or outward appearances of the candidates, you NEED to go to this movie. You will either reinforce your reasons for not following politics and casting votes without knowledge of the candidate, or you eyes will open wide with wisdom, leaving you fraught with dread.

If you are one of the millions of Americans who do not vote, well just keep to that practice. You are what “democracy” looks like — let people who choose to reason and search for truth make the big decisions. You are also responsible to turn away the hoard of Obama supporters lead to your house by his new App software, explaining you are not voting this year.

All of this information was available in 2008, it was just not tied nicely with a bow for easy consumption. As a wonk myself, I enjoyed it mostly because the theater was packed, giving some measure of hope that My Fellow Americans will not be fooled again.