Just control the guns already!

Rating: 7/10 (2 February 2017)

I admire this movie, its plot, the actors' acting, so intense and letting me totally engrossed in it. But it really makes me upset and angry at the end of the story. Isn't the last part when Danny is killed utterly redundant? I know it means to bring up the complicated feelings of the audience toward the problem the movie is dealing with. But hell no, it only makes me realize how serious and impotent America's gun control policy is. Are you going to blame racism when a freaking high school student is able to get hold of a gun so easily? When weapons that are so powerful such as guns are so handy and prevalent, killing is just a matter that could be done so easily. When something could be done very easily, would its happening be a surprise? It just happens, like all other easy matters like dropping a glass on the floor. You're not gonna blame on anything for such things. It just happens. Love and peace propaganda will only appear feeble and useless, and the safety of your life can't rely on human's subjectivity. I don't know America's gun policy well, but if in fact it's strictly conducted all the time, then my anger over this film is justified for it exaggerates the reality just for its dramatic effects. But if the reality is just as dramatic as what the film has shown, then I'd really feel sad and sorry for people living in this country.