It's funny to read the negative reviews on here, from wannabe nuclear specialists. I guess all those reviewers became specialists overnight. That said you have to be a complete idiot if you can not understand nuclear power is a very dangerous field, something that should be checked, rechecked and rechecked, not monthly but daily. Accidents, that should never happen by the way but that happen more than often, could have catastrophical consequences, so making or losing money should never be the first thing they should think of when there is an issue, and that's exactly what they did. The documentary is informative, sometimes a bit too emotional for some but then again I think you had to live it to understand it. When you see a guy like Lake Barrett speaking, it's obvious he should be in jail for putting an entire country in danger, even if it didn't happen as that is not the point. It's so obvious that guy is lying through his teeth, don't need to be a detective to see that. Nuclear power should be abandoned completely, it's just much too dangerous. There are enough alternatives to have clean power, where there are almost no risks at all. I thought this documentary was well made. It showed not only what catastrophe we escaped, it also shows how corrupt the whole system is, but that's not really news.
Review of Meltdown: Three Mile Island
