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(1 - 7) of 7 OFCS Rating: 29% Rotten Page   1   1/4 "The subjects seem so deluded by a sense of self-importance that they put forth any number of outrageous claims about the significance of their art in order to justify a life spent serving a potentially dubious interest."   Slant Magazine   Andrew Schenker C "Professedly intended to reflect an Errol Morris "Fast, Cheap and Out of Control" type of documentary, Pray misses the mark by leaving his own editorial voice out to dry."   ColeSmithey.com   Cole Smithey B- "It's entertaining as far as it goes, a highly watchable portrait of one of America's most distinctive communication tools."   EricDSnider.com   Eric D. Snider 1/5 "It doesn’t matter how much garrulous delusion the subjects spout. [Director] Pray buys it wholesale and propagates the myth that there’s something to respect about getting inside people’s heads and rewiring them into mass-consumptive lemmings."   Time Out New York   Keith Uhlich 3/4 "Doug Pray asked them what it was like to change the world on behalf of someone else's product"   Movie Habit   Marty Mapes 2/5 "We have finally reached the point where the only honest and inviolate form of media is the clear, crisp, and untainted craft of online film criticism."   Filmcritic.com   Paul Brenner 5/10 "As the glossiest of colored glossies this film delivers a message than creativity is still alive in America. But the main reward seems to be corporate bottom lines."   Monsters and Critics   Ron Wilkinson  (1 - 7) of 7 OFCS Rating: 29% Rotten Page   1