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Totally Under Control Reviews
If you’ve been wondering, “Where are we now? How did we get here?” in terms of the pandemic, this documentary walks through that.
What gives the film its power is the mounting disbelief of the talking heads at the way the Trump White House ignores scientists and basic common sense.
In terms of COVID-19 documentaries I have seen so far, this one is the strongest. It has a clear focus and message, and it does a great job at getting that message across the screen.
The information presented is thorough, yet never comes across as tedious or overwhelmingly grim.
Ready to feel the fresh white-hot Hell of unbearable outrage?
This isn't the story of an inevitable tragedy. It's the story of a disaster that everyone saw coming and let happen anyway.
This is about as timely as a documentary can be, and yet it's already in need of an update.
Totally Under Control tells an unfortunate story of bureaucratic indifference to an invisible killer.
If you've been following the COVID news, you may think you know the story behind the U.S. government's response. But we learned new things from this documentary.
It takes a village to burn itself to the ground, and no one is better at contextualizing such huge events, and structuring the information into a clear and transparent narrative, than documentarian Alex Gibney.
None of the fancy gimmicky in "Totally Under Control" can top the sheer emotional turmoil on display from its key subjects.
Sadly, this expert and powerfully important film likely will spawn a sequel before all of this is finally over. Look at Totally Under Control as Act I.
If you've somehow gotten to 2020 without forming a complete, informed opinion of the political landscape in the U.S., carve out two hours and settle in for a crash course.
A timely and competent first chapter, but it's only a fragment of a story that's still being written.
It's sobering, often indecently gripping material that, in broad strokes, confirms widely circulated impressions of the Trump White House as a nest of kleptocratic science-bashing vipers.
Totally Under Control is yet another indictment of the Trump administration in a year that has been full of them.
A damning account of Trump's horrid-and criminally negligent-handling of the crisis.
It's a haunting collection of facts that would be unbelievable if it wasn't true.
While many Americans have embodied the concept of "my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge," few have done so with such tragic consequences as Donald Trump.
As Totally Under Control goes on, it reaches a fever pitch, a fiery and vengeful scream into the void asking how this was ever allowed to happen.