Matt Greene A perfectly frustrating capsule of everything infuriating about American politics, and specifically the 2016 election. Every single one of "Stone's rules" is the opposite of all that is decent and good, and I often found myself laughing at the sheer insanity of all this. A portrait of an evil genius who helped to destroy our political system probably more than anyone else.

paul2001sw-1 Roger Stone in one of America's worst people. He started out doing dirty tricks for Nixon; he made his money as a lobbyist for some terrible governments; now he's a confidant of Donald Trump. In a healthy society, Stone (and any politican who worked with him) would be shunned. This account of his story is consistently fascianting, and a tale of much of what has gone wrong with American politics.And yet, although the documentary is critical in tone, I suspect Stone loves it. A man who revels in his own notoriety, he is given plenty of screen time to speak for himself; while numerous others, friend and foe alike, take turns to testify to his evil genius. For anyone who dislikes the man, there's plenty of grist to the mill here. But how do you shame the shameless? Not, perhaps, by allowing them to star what is essentially a 90 minute promo vehicle. The real tragedy is less that people like Stone exist; but that we allow them to polllute the public space.

harmony_nation I have been following Roger Stone on all of Social Media & I love it when he is on Infowars, with Alex Jones! As soon as I heard that he would be releasing this documentary I could not wait until it was available! I laughed, I cheered, I loved every last minute of it! I highly recommend seeing it, love him or hate him you will still enjoy "Get Me Roger Stone". I remember watching the cable movie "Recount" last year, & then I heard the now infamous battle cry-The character in the movie said (in a panic) "Get me Roger Stone". Stone was not even in the movie but, for me, it was the most memorable part of the film! We all have the Roger Stone Warrior within us, we just have to let it out. Learn how it's done from the master Roger J. Stone Jr!!

sgcim Netflix really scored big time by releasing and airing this doc on Stone. It's going to be talked about a lot, and probably for a long time, which will make RS very happy, and increase his fees.It seems the central point might be that hate, and beyond that, fear, might be the most powerful force in the US today, if not the world... RS has gleefully exploited that observation, and built a career around it.The doc makes it clear that RS had a lot to do with getting our current prez elected, and hints that he might have been involved with the story that is in the news at this moment.This was five years in the making, and was started when RS was on the outs with the Republican Party, and was relegated to working for foreign dictators.Even the filmmakers didn't know that Stone was going to be back in the limelight again by the time the film was being finished.You might as well see the film now, because it's going to all anyone will be talking about for the next few weeks...