I Am

A nice 'feel good movie' which wraps itself around anti-consumerism, human entanglement and scientific spirituality. It's set within a lot of idealistic / utopian beliefs but there's nothing wrong with that. Everyone's gotta dream. But it's the unrealistic optimist mentality (if we just love each other we can do anything!!) that (unfortunately) becomes hard to swallow, forgetting that this world is finite and the only way to maintain such happy balances would be brutal population control.

HeartMath and the Global Consciousness Project are presented as actual science. We learn "there is no known mechanism for mirror neurons." Perhaps fewer bong hits and more time in science class is in order?

"Whatever case the subjects make for a more benevolent view of human nature, it's hard to avoid taking an oppositional stance to their testimony when it's being so relentlessly shoved down our throats." - Andrew Schenker

Has some interesting scientific experiments and results, but pretty heavy-handed in pushing his views. Personally, I'm not nearly as fond of community activists.