Surprisingly straightforward recounting of the Yes Men's escalating war against the World Trade Organization. The boys are smart to play it straight here, as letting the elaborate pranks speak for themselves --rather than mucking up the pacing with talking-headsy embellishment-- serves their aims a lot better to a casual audience. Unfortunately, the boys don't get much of a reaction to some of their more outlandish stunts, but when they finally do, it reaffirms the little faith I have in people.

Entertaining - and somewhat scary - satire/documentary.

There's two guys that are more eligible for Nobel prize than, say, Obama or Bono bloody Vox :P

"It's amazing what people will swallow when guys in suits and ties are cracking the whip." - Ed Gonzalez

Den går hen og bliver lidt uklar - er yesmen ikke bare en måde at skabe opmærksomhed for sig selv på?

Pretty good, but could've been even better.

These guys are smart and sharp. It was short, but very wonderfully provocative.

Hampered only by sporadic appearances by the insufferable Michael Moore, The Yes Men is (and are) a bunch of immediately adorable gay guys who delightfully and easily romp through the world of business presentations, dishing out undetected satire worthy of Sacha Baron Cohen.

Start teaching your kids that "evil" always wins.

The result of someone attempting jackass style pranks while tripping on political self importance.

I laught my ass off!

Great pranks, shoddy documentary that had me losing sympathy for them. Should have stuck to reading the articles.

They have a shtick that works repeatedly and never really grates. Although some of the points they make are a little too obvious, it's a pretty entertaining film.