Am I One Of The Few People Who Actually Liked The Whole Movie?

"Butthurt Teabaggers flocked over here to spastically defend their gimp clique that they perceive this film targets. The same reason so many Neo-Nazis flock to the Bad Ass (2012) board to slam the film because they believe a film with a black antagonist is "anti-white propaganda". "

No it's just people on any side of the spectrum that are tried of hollywierd putting out 'edgy' risque films that aren't in fact all that risque at all.

If the victims in this film were predominately non white, non male, non Christian and non conservative, it would be considered politically incorrect.

It reminds me of Tarantino films. He acts like he's making envelope pushing movies, but he's not because in all his films the woman or the non white man is the victor in some way or another. Therefore it's ok to use the word *beep* a lot because in the end the black character survives or wins. Or it's ok to show violence against women at the start, because by the end of the film, a woman has taken revenge on all the men.


It comes to a head in this film, because these are precisely the same regurgitated political narratives that weave their way throughout our day to day media and entertainment. If the characters in the movie wanted to kill off anyone, it would be people whom feed and enable this narrative simply because it's trendy.

Instead they miss the mark and attack all the people that no one cares to see dead, because it's the safe thing to do.

The is the story and concept is awesome, but the content and politics make it a four instead of what could be an eight.

It was good until that roxy bitch girl ruined, gawd I hated her so much.

I liked this film. So does my friend. I loaned it to him and he's watched it more times then I have

Yes, i think so, there aré a lot of people who deserve to die

What a coincidence just watched the DVD of FALLING DOWN last week with my grandson and then caught God Bless America on Netflix today.

I enjoyed both and was amused at the folks who panned it, thinking it was an instructional manual. It was satire - and every line and scene ran true to life as we know it. Somebody in these comments thought that there were innocent folks being shot for no reason. I thought the script called for explicit reasons for each shooting, not a random idea in it. Congrats to Bobcat for his timely and thought provoking satire.

This Kids by UFO would have been perfect!