A film that has a heart of its own.

Rating: 10/10 (24 January 2004)

I've read some of the other comments and I must say that people, who comment this movie by saying that it's worse than Braveheart have no sense of reality at all. If you want adventure and false feelings and fantasy, yes, you can enjoy Braveheart or any other movie, but if you in any way want to see a movie that tells about the human nature, this is it.
I think that 10 is not enough for this film. It has the same ingenious daily atmosphere as Tarantino's Reservoir dogs, even though Tarantino is about pure violence while this.. this is so true and so bad. How can you describe better the stupidity of misled young people. How can you describe better the look on a mans face when he realizes that there is nothing he can say to make these young men understand that they are wrong?
The actors and directing just makes me weak. Edvard Norton is one of the very best actors I have ever seen, and this is definitely his best performance so far. There is not even a one bad actor in this film.
This is not just about neo-nazism, this is about violence in family, about love, stupidity, ignorance, repent. A person, who rates this lower than 10 HAS NO HEART. No heart, boys and girls, no heart.