Critic Reviews

While it's not a great movie, it's a revealing study of how long it often takes for businesspeople to realize they're being freaked out, not flattered.

These are some terrifically funny and gutsy guys who want to draw attention to what they see as the natural limit of WTO policy.

When they're good, the Yes Men are astonishing, anarchic sights to behold.

An uproarious and appalling piece of consciousness-raising.

Breezy, brief, and often a howl.

More good-natured than Michael Moore, these guys score by raising the issue of just how much their amateur antics exaggerate the neocon principles of the WTO.

Subversive and diabolically funny.

An amusing side dish to the sober political documentaries flooding the art houses, The Yes Men effectively uses high farce to mock the status quo as a way of questioning it.

A sobering documentary done in a whimsical style.

Packs a wickedly satiric punch.