It's like a Mikhail Bayovski movie. All of the nonsense on the space station was so much less engaging than the escape-the-disaster film that was happening on the ground, and some of that stuff was genuinely great. This felt like the most American film I've ever seen from Russia.

It’s hard to know what to say other than holy shit.  It executes its premise perfectly, managed to catch me off guard multiple times and is unsettling af.  The two leads give incredible performances and there’s not an ounce of fat on this absolute motherfucker of a movie.

Mostly enjoyable and fluffy trip down memory lane with this show but gets too bogged down at a certain point lamenting that they can’t get away with gay jokes and fat suits today.

Nuance this doc does not have, but also no lies detected. A good primer for tracing the origins of Christian Nationalism in America, what it's goals are, and how it's propagated through the decades to this moment.