how dare you
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www-apocgeneration389 — 13 years ago(December 31, 2012 02:05 AM)
you absolutely sicken me. whatever made you decide to make a piece of
crap movie about the murderer of a nine year old girl instead of the
strength of that amazing nine year old girl i will never know, that
murdering b**** doesn't deserve a "tribute" like this and i am appalled
just as I was when those idiots from my high school came to ask me to
get an interview with Elizabeth's mom because you obviously had them
sold on this garbage. You apparently love to take advantage of other
people's heartbreak and you got all the facts wrong since you said this
was "based on a true story." This was the act of one monstrous
individual, not the group of depressed teenagers you portray in this
disgusting display of emotions that people feel every day yet manage to
still feel compassion and don't feel the need to murder a sweet girl
with so much promise for this world. You should be ashamed of yourself.
I am so p***** at this abomination that I actually created an account
for this site. Three years after Elizabeth's murder and I'm still
p***** off. I have waited this long to watch this because I thought by
now I would have made room for forgiveness in my heart and this would
help me understand why Elizabeth was taken from this world as you have
made it obnoxiously clear that there are two sides to every story but
the only side I still feel devotion to is the child who was ripped from
all of us and what upset me the most was how soon this production was
made. The murderer hadn't even been sentenced. I remember reading a
letter you had written to Elizabeth's family stating that you meant no
offense; I was so angry I couldn't see straight. How dare you degrade a
nine year old girl's memory. Good luck with your next movie. -
psychopathyrd — 10 years ago(December 18, 2015 10:40 PM)
Thanks for that, friend. Ain't enough cold-hearted films out there and I now want to see this more than ever.
Me too. Lol. You sold me on watching this one OP. The world is cold, if you can't handle that being conveyed through film, don't watch.. simple.
If fictional films make you so "disgusted" I'd love to see your reaction if you watched videos on a real life gore site. Again, lol. -
Thiang — 10 years ago(January 01, 2016 05:46 PM)
"Me too. Lol. You sold me on watching this one OP. The world is cold, if you can't handle that being conveyed through film, don't watch.. simple.
If fictional films make you so "disgusted" I'd love to see your reaction if you watched videos on a real life gore site. Again, lol."
It sounded to me as though the op was speaking more on a personal level. I guess they're actually acquainted with the family of the real victim? Having said that, I have to agree with the OP only in that This actually was based on a true story and almost glorifies the murdering teen without paying any homage or respect whatsoever to the little girl, Elizabeth Olten, who actually was murdered. The teen killer's name, "Alyssa" is even the same as the actual real life accused, Alyssa Bustamante. If you Google Bustamante, you'll find a fairly recent mugshot of her smiling/smirking.This after about 3 years in jail already and she's,I think 18 in the mugshot. I don't think the OP'S rant was simply bashing a "bad movie". I think it's more personal, and I agree with them. Just sayin. I'm a mom and if it was my little girl who was brutally murdered, I would absolutely find a way to fv<king kill the bitch. -
r_buro — 10 years ago(January 25, 2016 06:43 AM)
You are all "Sold" now that the "OP" said what she said? What are you a bunch of sociopaths? The OP had a great point, and this movie was complete garbage. This is coming from someone who tries to write and direct the most beep up films ever, and is a huge fan of very disturbing films. This was trash The subject was trash It was a disgrace to the young girl that got murdered. I don't even know how a film like this gets on amazon prime, or anything for that matter. This actually has reviews?
By the way my favorite film is Gummo. -
jbaker1-2 — 1 year ago(January 17, 2025 01:43 PM)
That's nice. Maybe someday you'll even learn how to direct your replies to the right person…
There are 8.2 billion people in the world. 8.19 billion of them have never heard of and don't give a fuck about Charlie Kirk. Get over it. -
The Real Soldier Boy — 11 months ago(April 26, 2025 07:15 PM)
How dare you!
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/.ㅤ — 11 months ago(April 26, 2025 07:13 PM)
Clearly something must have happened to the original execution of this movie. It was quietly delayed for years and was released on streaming just as quietly.
It's certainly no "Raid", it's more like a tired Jason Statham type movie. Some of the things in it are plain bizzare, such as the setting. This feels like Gotham or some alternative version of RoboCop's Detroit. The CGI is awful, it's so weird it us even present here in such copious amounts considering what the director is known for. The story is simple, yet indescribably odd. The lighting is also a weak point of this movie.
The casting is superb and some of the fights are fine, but again, coming from Gareth Evans it's a bare minimum of what you'd expect. This isn't a terrible movie by any stretch and you can enjoy it for what it turned out to be, but you have to keep your expectations surprisingly low.
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Nolan is automatically declared great no matter what he does and everything else usually given 5 minutes then declared unwatchable.