The trailer for Tom Shadyac’s life-affirming documentary I Am didn’t seem to have the intended impact on audiences when it hit last week, but perhaps people were too harsh on it. It was made with good intentions, so that’s got to count for something, right? We all need something uplifting in our lives, to point out the necessity to have a positive outlook on our short time on this planet- don’t we? And plus, that tagline wasn’t really that bad, was it?
Eh, fuck it. It really is a shitty tagline. One of the worst. They’re using it in this final poster, too.

I’m also not sure how many people will be able to believe that the director of Ace Ventura has figured out all of the world’s problems, but maybe that’s just me.
I Am hits theaters in February.





7 comments
What the fuck is this supposed to be?
The term 'I Am' is commonly associated with Advaita Vedanta or Nondualism, a branch of Hindu philosophy. If one ever bothers to actually study and practice this way of looking at oneself and the world, their life will never be the same. Anyone who hasn't done so is living in the real matrix. Kudos to TS for trying to enlighten the masses. Too bad no one will care.
I kinda like that tagline.
Damn straight no one will care! Where is my next Ace Ventura?! Or how about finishing up the Bruce Almighty trilogy…tie up some of those loose ends. Don't waste your time on this garbage.
Please, let's not make this douche the man who wants to enlighten the masses with ancient mystic truths. Ancient mystic truths have to be come to through years of study, meditation and self-analysis, not from watching a shitty movie. He's a douche who wants to be the next Oprah (his words). If we're going to pay attention to a man who had a transformative mystical experience and now wants to tell us the truth that is all around us but not perceived, I elect David Icke. I love that crazy bastard.
"The creator of syphilis, gonorrhea, and herpes brings you…AIDS!!!" May as well be…
"The shift is about…" Wow. This sounds as if some 25-year old American "executive" scum hated the movie so much for its message that he deliberately tries to sabotage it with this "tagline".
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