Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief
Documentary • 2015 • 2 hr
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Good look into how much of a scam Scientology is. There is so much more to tell but it only has 2 hours.
This documentary gives us a deep look into several aspects of Scientology. Well worth watching
A most watch for any curious (and horrified) of the nature of Scientology.
An often shocking look into one of the strangest organization in history.
I actually liked how this doc showed and explained the Scientology lingo. Also, there's a lot of info about LRH + how terrible he truly was
A good demonstration how a cult can operate pathologically while it's members have any self-awareness or independence of mind.
Quality doc, giving an inside look into what is so obviously a cult.
An expose on a cult thats bilked millions out of its followers and convinced them to commit outrageous acts. It's bound to be fascinating.
Weirdly enough, this is the best John Travolta movie in a while.
For those who enjoys slightly creepy movies about cult and conspiracy theories. Interesting.
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