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Freakonomics (2010)

Some of the world's most innovative documentary filmmakers will explore the hidden side of everything.

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Man P 21 Aug 2011

A common criticism of Freakonomics is that it doesn't live up to the book. Well to that I ask when has a movie ever fully lived up to the book? I admit I have not read it but this film definitely has me interested in the book now because of its thought-provoking nature. Admittedly, some of the discoveries (such as the discover that a child's name will not decide how they act in the future) were not surprising but most of stories really blew my mind. Check it out. Grade: B+

Cole Smithey 25 Sep 2010

While not as thoroughly informative or entertaining as it could have been under the control of a single director, "Freakonomics" is a thought-provoking documentary that keeps you wanting more.

Michelle Orange 15 May 2017

Best in show is the final chapter, by "Jesus Camp" directors Rachel Grady and Heidi Ewing. "Can A Ninth Grader Be Bribed To Succeed?" is as straightforward a title as the others are oblique.

Peter Rainer 07 Oct 2010

The film is provocative but also scattershot and not nearly as conclusive as it pretends to be. The almost complete absence of naysayers in any of the sections is a tip-off that the game is rigged.

Raven R 08 Feb 2011

Ideas closely following the best-selling book. If you've read it, you're not going to find anything groundbreaking. But for uninitiated it's a good step into explanation of everything..