I thought i was alone.

Rating: 1/10 (13 August 2007)

I watched this with a friend who is very into GOOD movies, so suffice to say after he raved about this movie I really thought it would be great. By the end of the movie I had to ask myself if I am a complete idiot for hating this movie, was it so above me that I just did not understand anything that had just taken place. Why was I so angry and sad by the end of the movie. Then I came to my beloved IMDb and realized there are more that half that felt as I did. The senseless gore. The lack of plot line, the lack of development. The shameless play on emotion through visual stimuli, namely violence and gore. From beginning to end you are thrust into violence, death and destruction. I'm a rose colored goggle person so suffice to say I saw this on Friday and am still upset that I sat there and watched that crap I was even depressed yesterday and today, but NOT because of the implied message. It left an indelible mark on me but a mark I could not even explain. It's like you can only remember snippets, but all the snippets involve death. A very dark movie if this is the NEW way to get our message out to people I'll pass. While I think it honorable he never picked up a gun, you are never able to connect with any of the characters. You ended the movie in shock, then baffled, then images of gore flash through the mind (this is done by the color scheme used the dark grays which print best on the brain.) Not a good movie more of a gore get angry and hate the system.