"The beauty of W The Movie is that Eaker doesn't base this in reality at all, while everything is familiar, it's also very strange, which I'm sure is symbolic of how he feels in a country that's as out of control as we seem to be right now. If you're a political junkie, you're gonna love this!" Brian Morton-Rogue Cinema.

"Nightmarish, provocative and imaginative. Best Character: Eaker as Blue Mahler, a free-thinker who dares to take on a tyrannical government." Joe Shearer-Indianapolis Star; Indy.com.

"Interesting is the personal struggle of BlueMahler, who about half way through the film begins to wonder, as his family crumbles around him, if his obsession with exposing W is making him into something that is just like W himself. Which begs to wonder, how can one oust a tyrant without becoming a tyrant themselves? Or even more troubling, is saving the world more important than saving those who are closest to you? In it's presentation and design, W The Movie used a lot of ingenuity, you can see that a lot of people put hard work into it. If you enjoy politically motivated films and you enjoy something a little out of the ordinary, I recommend you check out W The Movie". Nick Peron; Microshock Cinema.

"'W the Movie' is by far the best adaptation on film chronicling the corrupt presidency of George W. Bush. Strangely bizarre and extremely psychedelic, this movie presents itself like a beautifully artistic acid trip gone wrong while a TV is stuck on The Fox News Channel.This film is a must see for fans of very subversive independent cinema. This is the REAL W Movie that Oliver Stone didn't have the balls to even imagine of creating!" Claytron; PUTRID REVIEWS