The validity of the documentary is not to validate the subject. This can be a good documentary even though WeWork or Adam are not validated as an idea or a person...

It's a story as old as time. Arrogant chancer spins a yarn and enough people believe it, such that it soon becomes too fast-moving a snowball to stop!

The docu goes to great lengths showing you this 'amazing speaker' with enough 'shit speaker' footage for you to question what the hell they were all thinking. But the answer is right in front of you - average people with no life experience... "tell a 30 year old man he's Jesus and he will likely believe it"...

I found the culmination of the documentary hilarious as the group of snowflakes who had been taken advantage of were left bewildered as their chance to change the world had been taken away from them... This is what happens when everyone gets a medal for participating, folks.

As a middle-aged guy from outside the bubble-cult said "give me a break, they're just renting f***ing desks". It would have served them all well to have put this up in neon above the door - but then, how would they have been able change the world...?

Everyone is talking about this guy as a loser. But he engineered 450m or so from other people's greed and naivety, without breaking laws... Though he's morally horrendous, he's been rewarded for his actions. Think on that before you think justice has been served in the end.


8/10