It was alright. Overlong a bit. I thought it was going to focus more on the bailouts and specific corporations, but well over half the movie is devoted to individuals and their personal problems. Not that those stories aren't affecting or insignificant, but I went in looking more for the naughty goings on within capitol hill and AIG than watching people lose their houses.

The purpose of the documentary is really to inform or enlighten, and I don't think anyone is confused about our current situation on how it effects them personally. If the whole movie was like the last quarter or so, I'd have enjoyed it a lot more.

If anyone finds a stream of this please post! I've been searching but so far no luck.