If you look for A grade actors, scripts and huge budget blockbusters to qualify by virtue of entertainment, this isn't the movie for you. If we view to find nuggets of gold, perhaps bravely put out there to enlighten, we might find ourselves researching declassified files and whistle-blowers who's credibility and qualifications make the greatest dream-weavers look inept. If we look at consistent threads, or even 'truths' over many decades, woven into some of the biggest movie successes and the lowest 'grade' garage jobs, we may find ourselves experiencing some discomfort, particularly when we acknowledge the vast majority have a sheep mentality and lap up tidbits 'fed' to desensitise and acclimatise the masses into acceptance of the abnormal as the new normal. I hail from a country where the news was censored for decency when I was a child, a murder was shocking if less than two decades apart and our skies are still clean enough to see interesting things not a part of constellations with the naked eye. For nitpickers, we use S, not Z in our English :D. I recommend inquiring minds to view Conspiracy Chronicles: 911, Aliens and the Illuminati and the rather entertaining series Project Blue Book, which is based on the now declassified government files of the same name. Little movies like this one may gain a tad more "WOW okaaay, interesting" acknowledgement and applause for effort. Whilst we can't ascertain the goal in mind in the making, most certainly some of us see elements hidden from over 20 years before my birth, now constantly hitting the screen big time and 'backyard' production. I gave it 6 on 'hmmm another one saying same things or close' merit and it's certainly NOT the most awful movie I've watched on any level.
Review of Grey Agenda
