"There is some clever use of music, and lots of great interviews in ENRON. The focus on is the three “ringleaders” of the megabillion dollar company, and Gibny takes us through the company’s life, from its skyrocket to the top, it’s lengthy reign, and it’s sudden, dramatic downfall. He doesn’t overplay the Bush connection, but makes it perfectly clear. Gibny also makes an interesting comparison to a study from the 1950’s, where test subjects were asked to administer electric shocks of increasing voltage to other test subjects (actually lab workers who were pretending to receive the shocks) to see just how far they would go under the guise of following orders and how the folks at ENRON seemed to lose all sense of morality in their quest to make money (and basically just followed orders.) A dark and sobering look at the corporate greed so prevalent in today’s world. 3 cats"