This Movie Can Only Be Described With One Word.

Good start, but then it gets ruined

everything you have heard about this movie is true.

It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

As write this, I'm having a difficult time thinking how a look at our current POTUS' final year might turn out. President Barak Obama offered our country HOPE. This film focuses less on Obama, but instead portrays an inside look at how Obama's team functioned as a diplomatic unit. A fascinating and sobering look!

And still a feeling that some of the great things that were done might fall apart. And don't get it twisted, this is not here to applaud everything President Obama did. (Un)fortunately it also does not shine too much light on what went wrong during his last couple of months. Then again, can you blame him for the failures of the DNC? This is not what the movie is about. It is there to observe and get a bit of the daily work that was done.But also the humans behind it all. Just like everyone else they have their character traits, which can be seen as good or bad. It also might be seen as a warning shot of what is to come. All the deals and everything that has been done. Not being involved in scandals, not ridiculing others or having petty "wars" with the press. There was dignity ... and it got lost. This may not be great, but while watching it and seeing the struggles the current administration goes through ... well maybe it's better not to watch, as in too soon ... still too soon

A highly entertaining look into the final year of a well respected president who managed to turn around a recession. Compared to the current train wreck in the white house it is interesting to see such a massive contrast in even basic values such as professionalism, compassion, and humility.

When a train wreck presidency runs into sycophant camera team, failure is not surprising. This is no where close to anything anyone would label "in depth", rather this is a shallow accounting. The only thing one can conclude from watching this is that the documentary team was more interested in cheerleading.