Critic Reviews for Knock Down the House. They're Democrats, but the movie should be inspiring to anyone who wishes to see firsthand the immeasurable value of good retail politics and hard work. Your score has been saved for Knock Down the House.
Read Common Sense Media's Knock Down the House review, age rating, and parents guide. But Knock Down The House is far more effective when it is about the people and the process, not landing quips. I can't imagine anyone not finding this movie inspiring.
None of the stories have a great arc to them. Each of the stories break down to something simple like, "I realized there was a need for political change, I decided to run, and I lost/won my race." When I say they break down that way, I am being kind. Watch Video: 'Knock Down the House' Director Recalls Filming Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Victory. There is something uniquely stirring about seeing "Knock Down The House" in such close proximity to Betsy West and Julie Cohen's "RBG," another emotionally rousing documentary about a trailblazing. The year a record number of black and brown men and women ran for Congress. It revolves around the primary campaigns of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Amy Vilela.
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A totally necessary and warranted crowd pleaser. Photo: Netflix. "Ahhh, I need to take up space. I need to take up space.
I am here," says Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, waving her arms and talking to herself in her New York City apartment. A huge cardboard box she hasn't yet recycled is wedged behind her couch. Movie Review Knock Down The House Alexandria Oscasio-Cortez Rachel Lears Netflix. No such concerns need intrude on the enjoyment of Netflix's Knock Down The House, largely because—despite focusing on progressive campaigns against establishment politicians from overtly.