I do understand the story behind this tragedy and you obviously don't know what the hell you're talking about. If we follow your logic, then every defendant must be guilty just because they don't testify in their own defense. Very nice….whose the buffoon now?

Do your homework about this dump in Ringwood and the history of the area in general. The iron mines were in operation since the late 1700s so to think that all that mining had ZERO impact on the environment vs Ford's LEGAL disposal of Mahwah castoffs for four years is ludacrious. Do you even know that this land Ford leased was a dump prior to them LEGALLY getting access to it? Do you know the city of Ringwood and the state of NJ authorized their use of the land?

So what you call "dumping" was indeed legal at that time per the environmental regulations. Does that make it right? No, but you speak with the tone as if they committed a "crime" when that simply isn't the case.

I think "Pissed Ringwoodian" said it best when this film is not an even-handed attempt to tell the WHOLE story from all sides. This is a hit piece to smear "evil corporations" with the Ramapoughs playing the "tribe" card to eek out some more free money by reaching into someone else's pocket.

I think he / she can speak to this better than anyone residing in the area.

We are not sheep, also did you pay google to make this the top hit when searching for the topic?

The person of whom wrote this review should be reviewing children stories. What total rubbish from you: “better suited to idealists in dorm rooms than a measured, level-headed film. And as an indication of perhaps how starved the directors were for material, the middle of the film takes a detour and creates a mini-documentary about Gilliam’s journey to becoming a lawyer. It’s a fascinating story but it has little to no bearing on the tremendous legal action that is being put forth.”.

Sir, after watching this documentary, HOW could you write such a cold thing? Wondering if you really work for Ford or the EPA myself….

Ford had a chance to be part of this film but with no surprise here, declined. Was this a one-sided story? NO, it WAS NOT…

Powerful film, everyone living in the USA should HAVE to watch. Our own government would throw any of us under the bus for a extra buck and do anything possible to cover it up as I feel the EPA would allow it (as long as they got their dollar as well). Where are you, Lisa Jackson and where is your \’concise\’?. These people did NOT receive justice but were a stepping stone for your new EPA job….

To the lovely Ramapough Mountain Indians, my deep love for holding on to your land, even though Ford made sure, your grandparents would not be around to see their families grow, live and love. If I could clean this up for you, I would. Were these people given justice? Not even close…..even the reviewer of this film gave you no justice (go back to reviewing children stories or better yet, STOP doing reviews).

Again, my thanks to the above post from MONICA for saying it straight. With her parting words: Shame on you, shame on the EPA, shame on Ford, but a big thank you to HBO for showing this documentary.

Maybe you prefer a 3D summer blockbuster for dimensionality.