Great job. Keep on going. I used to be a rihgtwinger and believed in the free market. But government and large corporations should use this freedom with responsibilty and integrity. Those two generaly don't mix with profitability. It is possible if we change the way we think. Thank you for the enlightning!

Hats off to the crew for giving us this gr8 film!!!

nice work

It is so sad that we live in a world, some of which, purports the freedom of the press and democracy but where the deeds of such monstrous people and corporations mostly go unnoticed, unchallenged and unreported.

It's wonderful to see you chaps sticking your neck out and showing the monsters for what they are and even using their outrage to carry the signal via main stream media.

Hats off to you!

amazing, brave, funny, and necessary.

Thanks for creating - and sharing for free on VODO - this documentary. Some of your "pranks" are pretty stupid (from an "every man for himself" point of view) but not the "jackass" kind of stupid as your stunts have a purpose, agenda - and a good one at that. Cudos for that.

I don't personally subscribe to the bashing of capitalism per se - capitalism isn't "evil" (or "good" for that matter) - it just is. Capitalism isn't an ideology, it's a mechanism, a system, and as such not something that we should allow dictating our lives to the extent displayed in your various "showcases" in this film. Allowing this would make as much sense as allowing for instance thermodynamics to govern culture and religion.

Man is - should be - above mere systems. Being a civilised society means to go beyond the primitive needs and "instincts", and contributing to an "un-natural" state of living that would actually benefit us (as a species, but also individually) in the long run, in a way that the basic/primitive tools etched into our brain wouldn't be able to. One might use the more advanced parts of one's brain to exploit the capitalistic system, but it's the basic mechanisms like needs, survival, reproduction etc that make up the system.

Anyway. While watching your movie I though that I'd send some money your way afterwards as a token of appreciation. However, at the very end, after the credits etc, you encourage your audience to support the Sambhavna Clinic in Bhopal - at www.bhopal.org - and after watching how they still(!) suffer there, I decided to donate $100 to this clinic instead. Well, maybe not instead - in addition to.

Generally speaking, I'm not too fond of "activists". They tend to think their cause is more important than everything else, often creating more problems on the whole than actually solving. Your type of "activism" on the other hand, does have its "victims" but you actually take the time to talk to them, confirming that - even though your hoaxes being real would be better - they both benefit from your stunts and are ok with them (even if it's afterwards, when it'd be impossible to undo it).

I wish you good luck on your future endeavors!

(And apologise for my english - I'm not a native english speaker.)

vodo is great some of the films on here are really good. I have high expectations for this one I hope it lives up to them. I'll get back to you on that one.

Among the most inspiring documentaries i've seen.

exxon are asswipes

Love these guys!

Erm, I can't figure out how to download this. When I hit the download button I just get a 55.5 KB file that cannot be openned by anything (that I know of).

It makes me happy to see a docu that is so entertaining /and/ inspiring. This is absolutely top-notch filmmaking that everyone should see!

Great job on this one!

Yes Men Fix The World was truly incredible. A great look at how the world should act and respond to today's crisis's and events. Great work guys.

Mostly humorous, but there's a lot to be sad about, too. Consistently interesting and fantastically made. I'm going to hunt down everyone who hasn't seen it and force the movie into their brains.

The Yes Men Fix The World is truly fantastic. We need more people like Andy and Mike - the yes men, so we can have some influence on other people to help them realize that the BIG corporations are (almost literally) becoming autocratic governments and as such, are doing whatever they want. The movie is both serious and funny. It's all fun, but the points raised are serious. Great work, truly liked it very much, thank you!

I downloaded this film more than a month ago. I'd read some good reviews, but also one or two less good, so I was not so eager to watch it. I kept it, though, thankfully and I finally got around to watching it today and, honestly, I can only say it is f**king great.

The Yes Men make so many valid points during the 95 minutes of the film. Time and again, the newscasters try to put them down, describing their hoaxes as "cruel and raising false hopes", but each time the people affected say "no way, you did the right thing".

If you haven't seen this film, download and watch.

very strangely, this site is what I got generated by Delicious' own choice in support of a topic I wrote about in the category of successful online datings of girls from Botswana. It is obvious that there are things in life that I still can not understand but just take with gratitude.

I really loved this documentary.

What you guys do is showing an interesting new way of spread the word about wrong and tragic things happening...all put in a funny way.

This is simply great.

Good job

Good job guys, I really enjoyed this movie and all what are you doing. Go on!