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The Men Who Built America

 

 

SCORE: 60

 

The Men Who Built America 

 

I saw The Men Who Built America on DVD at a local retailer. It looked interesting and I am a real sucker for History Channel shows. I know the History Channel has its issues. I know their accuracy can be hit or miss. I also know they have been getting worse in recent years with throwing an opinion out as historical fact. So I went into this DVD with my eyes wide open.

The Men Who Built America contains blood, violence, threats, bad language, greed, and a severe liberal slant. It is still interesting to hear about some of the daring and bold business moves these men made. They climbed to the top of their industries by being as shrewd as serpents. It is also interesting to see how the government stopped certain business practices after they were successful.

The Men Who Built America can bring up all kinds of interesting topics for discussion. Like charity. Both Rockefeller and Carnegie gave away millions upon millions of dollars to make life better for countless people in America. All of the men in The Men Who Built America employed thousands upon thousands of workers. Their major accomplishments and achievements were made in the face of those who said it could never be done.

Another topic of discussion from The Men Who Built America is monopolies. We have been taught by the government school systems they are bad. Are they really bad? Why doesn’t the government have competition? Why does the government get a monopoly in so many arenas? The Men Who Built America teaches a single vision in one industry can create order where there was once chaos.

All in all I enjoyed the majority of The Men Who Built America. The rehash of scenes, and visual images did get a bit old, especially in the bonus content.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 50%
Sound: 50%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Gameplay: 80%
Family Friendly Factor: 50%

System: DVD
Publisher: History Channel
Developer:
Oddlot Entertainment
Rating:  ‘NR’ - Not Rated


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