We Are As Gods

“We Are as Gods” is a mildly interesting documentary about a very interesting man...

We Are as Gods works best as a history lesson as seen through one man's journey.

You don't have to be a techno-hippie to be enthralled by We Are as Gods.

This is a fascinating documentary, even though I think it sort of loses its way... He is a fascinating character; I just wish they had focused on his entire life instead.

A celebration of the most optimistic big thinker of them all, a figure who has been at the forefront of many of the best phenomena, trends, technology and values inculcated in modern culture.

Like all mavericks, he’s not always right, but as We Are as Gods deftly demonstrates he’s full of fascinating ideas and insights.

Moderately probing/insightful film that raises the question, though it waffles on providing any answer...

Does not fall into the trap of hagiography. Mostly. It is hard not to fall under the spell of someone who has been at the right place at the right time so often over the last half-century or so, and not merely as observer.

We Are as Gods allows the world to meet, understand, and recognize Stewart Brand.

[Brand is] a fascinating figure, probably equal parts visionary and oddball, and an endlessly entertaining raconteur.