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Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief (2015) Movie Critic Review
Production: HBO Documentary Films
Genre: Documentary
Country: USA
Language: English
Director: Alex Gibney
Stars: Lawrence Wright, Mike Rinder, Marty Rathbun
Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief (2015) English Movie Critic Review - Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief Movie Directed by Alex Gibney. Under Production: HBO Documentary Films. In Cinema Mar 13, 2015 with Stars: Lawrence Wright, Mike Rinder, Marty Rathbun
IMDB By 9.0 :-http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4257858/
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Christopher Gray | Slant Magazine Gibney's films refuse to dwell on the ambiguities or hypocrisies that might make them more worthwhile than a half hour on YouTube and Wikipedia.
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Alan Scherstuhl | Village Voice A fleet and surefooted account of Scientology's origins, Hubbard's years at sea escaping U.S. taxes, and the misery and harassment faced by the church's apostates.
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Leslie Felperin | Hollywood Reporter This impeccably assembled and argued film represents a brave, timely intervention into debates around the organization that have been simmering for some time.
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Matt Pais | RedEye While there's no denying the chilling implications of the film and this organization, it's hard not to wonder about the many threads Going Clear leaves untouched.
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Robert Levin | amNewYork It isn't about questioning a belief system but rather those who would manipulate and exploit it.
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Melissa Maerz | Entertainment WeeklyIf Going Clear were a Hollywood thriller, I'd complain that it's too over-the-top. But this is real life, which is mind-blowing, and as a documentary, it's disturbingly good.
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Brian Tallerico | RogerEbert.com Consider "Going Clear" an audit for the former leaders and most prominent members of the Church of Scientology, now willing to come forward and allege abuse, intimidation, and brainwashing.
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Daniel Eagan | Film Journal International
Director Alex Gibney has found persuasive witnesses and clips to tell his story in clear, strong terms.
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Chris Bumbray | JoBlo's Movie Emporium A thought-provoking and disturbing look at one of the most controversial and written-about organizations of the last fifty years.
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Kurt Loder | Reason OnlineWill likely pop some eyes among those only casually acquainted with the church's bizarre workings.
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Manohla Dargis |New York Times A lively and watchable documentary if not an especially enlightening one.
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Tim Grierson | Paste MagazineIf the film's value as an exposé is limited, "Going Clear" is nonetheless sterling as an official record of condemnation.
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