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The Emperor's New Clothes (2015)

An uproarious critique of the world financial crisis. Building on actor, comedian, and provocateur Russell Brand's emergence as an activist following his 2014 book Revolution, where he railed against "corporate tyranny, ecological irresponsibility, and economic inequality".

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David Nusair 10 Jun 2018

Filmmaker Winterbottom has crafted an informative yet persistently erratic documentary that benefits from an ongoing emphasis on personal stories...

Kenji Fujishima 24 Apr 2015

Instead of any sense of intellectual curiosity to add depth to his agreeably impassioned anger, there's only a preaching-to-the-choir sense of foregone conclusions.

Kevin C 03 Jul 2015

A desperate attempt to do a UK Michael Moore on the credit crunch. Tells you nothing new, and fails to land any punches. Surprised Winterbottom got involved in this. And Brand's credibility has been shot by his flip-flopping in GE2015. Only saving grace is Brand's charm, and the argument that he's preaching to an audience not as up-to-speed.

Jim Schembri 11 Jun 2015

Why release a film with such an "urgent" message in cinemas..? Wouldn't the collective, organised, unified social action the film cries for be better served being released on the internet and available to everybody for free? Just asking.

Dave Calhoun 08 Dec 2015

Brand is a winning – cuddly even – bridge between his film’s ideology and the wider world.