The faux press conferences and perverse inventions (SurvivaBall, anyone?) that are included here highlight corporate greed and governmental shortsightedness as shrewdly as ever.

As usual, the mood is genial and the anticorporate politics refreshingly blunt.

Although this latest documentary is, in large part, simply more of the same stuff we saw in the earlier films, there's also a lot of background material here about Servin and Vamos that makes this outing a bit more interesting.

Even with some overt directorial choices, The Yes Men Are Revolting still works.