DVD : Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed

Rating: - Love Ben Stein! He is so reason-able!
Ben Stein tells you how it is- or, in this case, how it isn't. Science should be free of playground bullies and group-think. Thanks, Mr. Stein, for shining a clear light. We can all see a little better now.

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Rating: - Entertaining and respectful treatment of a serious subject
Probably the best part of it is that they manage to talk to many of the most prominent evolutionists/atheists and get some revealing remarks out of them. Like how intelligent design is only an acceptable idea if it is by space aliens, not God. And how they hate religion and want to get rid of it. A few of them admit that they don't know how life started but that candor never comes out of academia or the moneyed science institutions. They keep serving us organic soup. Also what I liked about it, was that it shows the connection between social Darwinism and atheism and genocides like the holocaust. I've watched a lot of Nazi movies and documentaries but I don't recall ever seeing this connection made clear. Not by major media. Most supposedly educated people seem to think Hitler, Stalin and all their ilk were just crazy evil monosters that just happened to come along and get in power at around the same time. You don't often see them presented as normal people who faithfully and ardently believed in ideas that were wrong. "Expelled" traces the evolution of those ideas and shows that they are still around and in power. I admire the makers of this film and hate to see them take such a thrashing from the establishment and on the internet. Although largely ignored by the mainstream media Expelled is at least as good as Michael Moore's latest efforts. Certainly better than Bill Maher's snarky and mocking "Religulous".

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Rating: - a major challenge to evolutionary theory
What if there was a better explanation than the theory of evolution? it doesn't matter because science treats it now as absolute gospel. Intelligent design doesn't hinder student's scientific minds, treating evolution as absolute fact does...we only truly become ignorant when we stop questioning what other people say. ben stein asked the perfect question about the evolutionary process in his video: how?

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Rating: - Exposes atheistic evolution...
...for the foolishness it is. The documentary was put together well...witty and informative. The thing that makes it worth while is when Stein questions atheists, including Dawkins.

Atheistic beliefs seem plausible until atheists are forced to defend their ideas rather than simply attacking other people's. It's amazing, the same folk who tell us we're stupid for believing in a God we can't see inform us they believe that the planet earth was seeded with life by aliens. I suppose they call that the little green men theory of life...

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Rating: - This Movie Tells the Truth
A few years ago, I did research for a technical writing project on Intelligent Design. At that time, I didn't know what ID was all about. My research yielded stunning information about how the ID theory is treated by academia - just like Stein's movie reveals.

In the movie, Richard Dawkins and one other gentleman whose name I do not recall are perfect examples of how non-sensical evolutionists sound. Dawkins explains that highly "evolved" men created (designed) life. Dawkins advocated design, demonstrating his problem isn't with Intelligent Design itself but with God.

The other gentleman, when asked by Stein how life began, rambled about some ridiculous theory of how life began "on the backs of crystals." Huh? When Stein asked the evolutionist how life went from "mud" to man, the evolutionist rolled his eyes as if Stein was just not getting it. "I already told you," he bemused. "But I'll try again." He then repeated his "crystal" theory, which was really not an answer at all.

This movie is not so much about what ID is all about but rather how those who even mention ID are treated in a Nazi fashion. Very scary.