ThedevilChoose When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

Tayloriona Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

Portia Hilton Blistering performances.

Tymon Sutton The acting is good, and the firecracker script has some excellent ideas.

jimdahlquist "The Undefeated" finally tells the truth about Sarah Palin. She is a true and truthful American leader. Constantly attacked by the Saul Allinsky radicals of the far left, she shrugs them off and goes right on leading, speaking and inventing effective strategies to present her own Original American values.The people who Love America, and love Freedom are shown responding to her, as she fearlessly, but respectfully counters their calculating mean spiritedness from right in the open of the political arena. We need more men and women like her. Her courage under fire is demonstrated for others to follow, and powerful women are taking note.She takes risks because she knows it is worth it to teach the American value of a smaller Federal government, and thereby enable a stronger Free Enterprise Economic engine for all of us.

WildBill-15 This movie exemplifies amateurish film-making and "The Paranoid Style in American Politics." I had some interest in the nonsense voiced by Mark Levin, the late Andrew Breitbart, and other gabbers, so the film held my interest until its merciful if too long delayed end. Because former Governor Palin is almost a Rorschach inkblot into which factually challenged testifiers project their fantasies and nightmares, I did not wonder that "the witnesses" were unmoored to such an extent from the reality-based community. Still, the Palin supporters who can read would profit from perusing "The Lies of Sarah Palin" or similar studies of Plain's vacuous mendacity. "Game Change" was a far better film and far superior perspective on Senator John McCain's cynical recklessness in nominating Governor Palin. "Game Change" the book is even more frightening.I awarded three stars. I have seen worse films.

Mavis Devries I loved the film and as an Alaskan I have admired Sarah Palin's tenacity, integrity and boldness to do whatever it takes to rid politics of corruption. The film was a very refreshing contrast to the dung heap that is the main street media. It is unfortunate that so many intellectual light weights buy into it. Sarah Palin represents all that is good in America. She is strong, quick witted, intelligent, charismatic, and is representative of the everyday working class individual. Sarah Palin believes in fiscal responsibility, small government (as was the intention of our founding fathers), and a strong military. As the film indicates,she has set the liberal left into a tail spin and has been prominent in changing the discourse in American politics. The paid Soros' hacks writing the negative reviews don't know quite what to do with her. I am not a friend, relative, nor do I have any connections to Sarah Palin, just an everyday working class person.

Tony Heck "Moments that surged into a wave of momentum, republican party leaders didn't see it coming." A documentary covering Sarah Palin's rise from Mom to Mayor to VP candidate and beyond. Looking at all the reviews for this, including IMDb, Amazon & Rotten Tomatoes I noticed that they were all politically biased. Palin lovers gave it high grades,haters gave it low. I'm going to try and do the first non-politically based one. The movie begins with Palin talking about Alaska in the late 90's and the Valdez oil spill. Then the interviews begin. The entire time I watched this I couldn't help but compare it to a Michael Moore movie (who I do not like at all). The comparisons are based on the entire movie is 100% one sided. All the interviews are with former staff workers of hers. I'm not saying that you should only interview people against her or not put in people to defend her, but one guy continuously compares her to Reagan while another compares her to a marine. Some of these are a little over the top. I can go either way with Palin, but I feel that she went from a politician who cared about the people and her state to a celebrity. From a governor to a Kardashian if you will. On a side note, the music was distracting. Using music that would be used at the end of a sports movie, but only a 5 second clip, that repeats itself, for 2 hours. The movie could have been a half hour shorter and not lost anything. I refer to this as a movie on purpose, I can't call this a documentary in the same way I can't call a Michael Moore movie a documentary. They are too one-sided to be taken seriously. Overall, this is the type of thing you would see at a political convention that hypes you up to see the candidate. This does not work as a documentary released to the public. On the other hand it is not deserving of all the negative politically biased reviews that it got. In hopes of staying out of a debate, and due to the fact that there is really nothing of substance in this I will not give it a grade.Would I watch again? Most likely no.