A celebration of sin? Or a "reality-based" thriller?

Rating: 1/10 (8 February 2015)

In today's culture of reality based everything, anything that claims to be a true story in some way gets more attention. However, any movie, even a movie based on a life story, is a statement about something. This movie is, essentially, a societal statement that Thou Shalt Not Kill is not a commandment, and should be seen a more of a joke. It is better to be proud of killing, to enjoy killing, than to be proud to value the lives of anyone labeled an 'enemy.' One Nation Under God doesn't need any more encouragement to sin, we've come to enjoy doing it enough. Kris Kyle is now a household name and a strong role model for young and old alike. Is this really a good thing?