i highly recomend this movie.. Just don't watch it all alone.. In the dark.. While your a bit depressed.. Its quite scary.. But im a wimp so.. Meh.. Its a excellent movie.. I'm bored and lonely.. Someone talk to me..?

Yeah the movie is very desturbing.. It just basically gives a view of the emotions of some of the people in the school days befor the shootings. It a very intense movie
The movie is set in a very bland school. You have the usual. Geeks and freaks. Jocks and Populars..But it takes these characters on a whole new point of view..
It is nothing like a michael moore Doco.. It is a point of view movie.. Be prepared to sit still and listen and watch people walk and not talk.. But also look beyond the walking.. It shows how the students just wast their time at school like its not really worth it.. Its quite sad yet very shocking. The way the director portrayed the killers was intersting.. I don't know if you knew but the killers were gay. And it just amazed me how the the kids thought about things. One minute they were sitting in their room playing piano and the next min their fucking in the shower.. then watching a nazi doco and bying Guns off the internet and things like that.. Its a very Theoretical

There basicaly is no plot but its a very interesting movie. I suggest you get it ASAP!

Yes.. I thought that was a bit rude too..

//The way the director portrayed the killers was intersting.. I don't know if you knew but the killers were gay.

Not all of the film was true-it was BASED around Columbine. Alot of the character/plot aspects were factual, but Gus couldn't just leave the film as a direct adaptation of events-he put his own spin on things,eg. that these two boys were infact gay, or (not to give away the ending..)the ending. The whole gay gag is an insight into how Gus views the characters-it's like he blames their angst on not only that they don't fit in at school, but that they don't fit in with their own idea of a real man-guns, death, heavy metal,etc. We don't ACTUALLY know if the real killers were gay or not.

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You're probably just used to the glamorised version of violence portrayed through typical Hollywood films. This movie isn't about dramatising the violence or the shootings but shows a more vulnerable side and presents a very creepy view of what went on. and as for the killers not being developed enough to show how psycho they really were, perhaps that's the point, were they really that psycho?evil yes, but who's to say they were 'psycho'? the fact that they were presented as pretty much everyday people (almost) is what makes this movie so creepy and what gives it it's impact and makes the film so beautiful.