It was done in a silly way, but I can't dispute these guys have some serious courage and made some impact on the world. The film could've been done better but the message is much more important, the fake NY Times was brilliant.

If you're already committed to the ideology of politics then there's nothing here to convince you, move along. But if you understand that the world is more complex than ideology and that the status-quo represses this complexity, then I'm sure you'll sympathize. Those along the middle will find this film most intriguing, perhaps even liberating. The important thing is that this documentary shouldn't be seen as evangelizing, but a neutral window for further exploration.

Not nearly as enticing as their first one, but still pretty good.

You know it doesn't really help to clarify or justify your silly antics when you conduct yourself in such a pompous and irritating manner.

Quite an entertaining and brave documentary. I like these guys..

great dokumentation about a creative concept

"Even more so than in the previous film, The Yes Men Fix the World indulges in faux-naïve disappointment." - Bill Weber

This was my introduction into the world of The Yes Men. I found it to be entertaining without losing it's very important message.

Imagine Borat if Sacha Baron Cohen suspended his act every five minutes to self-righteously wax about how xenophobic and condescending and generally terrible the general populace of the United States is, and you might have a good idea of how annoying this movie is. Also, not sure how dressing up in a huge ball helps people realize the pitfalls of capitalism.