I don't believe, if I understand correctly, that the movie is directly pro-Creationism or pro-ID. I think the main crux of the movie is against censorship in science...but of course, the main thing that happens to get censored is notions of ID, or any kind of teleology for that matter. So if it winds up being pro-ID or pro-Creationism, it's more of a secondary effect. Still, it looks like it could be a powerful tool in the ol' apologetics arsenal and hopefully will reveal to everyone how much the scientific establishment is committed more to naturalism than truth.

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Vaughn Shideler
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Toronto, ON, Canada