Zeitgeist is simply conspiracy theory propaganda. The 9/11 section alone is enough to relegate it to the woo bin. I know many people who have bought into the first section on the Jesus myth. Although I am not a believer in a single individual by the name of Jesus having existed, the myth section really adds nothing to the legitimate historical debate on the existence of Christ. I found a very good review of the movie which addressed all the claims made and refuted almost all of them, providing evidence to support the debunk and presenting links to verifiable sources. I can think of no better explaination of the "movie":

http://conspiracyscience.com/articles/zeitgeist/

Alex Pryce Edinburgh Skeptics

Hello,

"Episode 63 Zeitgeist Debunked with guest Tim Callahan" of the Reasonable Doubts podcast is a debunking of the religious claims in Zeitgeist. The guy made just stuff up.

With Skepticality,

The third part only focuses on the monetary system. Christian origins & 9/11 are parts 1 and 2.

I agree with a great deal on the origin of religion, but I'm skeptical about 9/11 being a conspiracy.

Part 3, along with the subsequent film "Zeitgeist: Addendum" (http://www.zeitgeistmovie.com/) have spawned a global movement for change. Any monetary system has profound flaws which lead to poverty, crime and hinder human progress.

This Zeitgeist Movement is the activist arm of The Venus Project, which promotes a resource-based economy. The project site (http://www.thevenusproject.com/) outlines how future cities would be designed and how Earth's resources would be shared globally--without the use of a monetary system.

You can learn more about the Zeitgeist Movement here: http://www.thezeitgeistmovement.com.

The Venus Project is here: http://www.thevenusproject.com/.