DVD? It was gone from the theater before I could go see it, and I heard great things about it from those that saw it before it was gone. It doesn't make any sense but I think the theaters wanted it to fail. The theaters would have liked for it to succeed, because they're businessmen and they like money. But nobody came when they showed it. The movie did so poorly in its first and second weeks, when it was showing everywhere, that most theaters dropped it like a hot potato as soon as the obligatory two weeks were up, freeing up the screens for a chance to make some money. It seems after a quick glance at several of these comments the polarization of America is mostly complete - people still arguing about what appears to be their only two choices. Even those who have broken free enough to think about Gary Johnson as a viable candidate even with his flaws are not talking about the robbery that took place in Tampa. No mention of the write in candidate RON PAUL who to this day stands by his principles, and can still level his critic's with the Constitution and Austrian economics. America may have learned a valuable lesson from Part II - stop the motor of the world. No mention only because the Republican Party has hammered him into irrelevance. I would have felt just as justified voting for Ron Paul as voting for Gary Johnson... but my vote