Understand the morale before the violence

Rating: 9/10 (13 May 2014)

Although extremely violent, with images that become imprinted on the inside of your skull, I believe the morale behind this movie prevails. Tony Kaye sure left the audience appalled during the credits in 1998 and still continues to, even today. I am full aware that this movie is shown in high schools all over the world with the message of Tony Kaye still living on. This movie needs to be seen by everyone who may and if you show it to someone who has never seen it, it will surely not disappoint. It makes you contemplate the power of ignorance, the power of brotherhood, and the immense power of love towards a family. What is also interesting about the movie is that it is bringing up something that is still relevant today. White extremists are thought of as a minor group in any community but that doesn't change the fact that they still exist. In Sweden for example, fascists and white power-based parties are growing like never before since ww2 and so is political violence. It is still going on and that is why this movie is so important to watch and understand the morale before the violence.