how dare they take real footage from these two insane kids. i have kids and if they ever watched this they might find these kids cool. how could they sell this snuff in stores. it shows the real footage of these kids who shot up a school and there psycho diary. i want to find the person who copied this footage and sold it and give them a stern talking to. i wont stop until this disgusting garbage is taken off the streets.
shareThis isn't real footage, these kids are just actors, it's just made to look like real footage like in the blair witch project.
sharePlease look up the word "fiction" before ranting on the internet again.
shareGosh, the OP must delete his/her post before someone loses 1 point of their IQ just reading that.
sharePeople, stop feeding the god damn trolls! Learn to differentiate between jokes and real concerns! Fawk!
I can kill you with my brain.
What I think about this movie - it should have been filmed. It is very right to make movies like this one. It's not the Gun-freedom that kills people. I live in Russia, and our gun-law makes the gun-owner's life pretty difficult. BUT - there is only one gun out of 4 Columbine weapons you can't buy legally in my country - it's the Tec-9, the pistol that was used by Dylan Klebold.
I mean, look at the kids in this film. And look at all the Harris & Klebold videos they left behind. Their whole life was so empty! Their only amusement was to go out to the woods for a trigger-happy weekend, or to destroy somebedys bike! This film is a good thing for the parents, to spent more time with their kids.
I can only hope the original poster is joking, if not, wow.
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It would be unhealthy for a child to actually derive pleasure from watching two other children plot a mass murder or even carry one out, but I don't see the problem in letting a kid watch this. It's mostly PG-13 material. I think it got an R is because it's an independent, low-budget production and it mimics the Columbine High School massacre. If you nixed the F bombs it would be no worse than your average PG/PG-13 movie, but the fact that the movie is based on one of the worst American tragedies in history was probably enough to make the MPAA have a meltdown. People like Schindler's List and it's based on the Holocaust, but people don't like Zero Day and it's based on the Columbine massacre. The Holocaust was far more severe than the so-called "carnage" at Columbine. Moviegoers seem to like watching people get strapped to chairs and tortured endlessly in a movie, but when a classmate gets shot by another classmate in a movie, it's the f ucking social issue of the day.
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