the truth was far worse

Rating: 8/10 (2 March 2014)

my summary line is actually what another reviewer who lived in Mississippi( during depicted time) and gave this movie i believe only 3 stars wrote in his review. this reviewer i believe is white and the only reason he gave this movie 3 stars was because he...and i also feel this way, felt that " the truth was far worse " and the depictions of the movie didn't do the Evil justice. in other words it was a lot worse then the movie depicted.
evil is not spread by the idiots that commit the hate crimes but by the people who hold the power and want to hold on to that power. the strong will always bully the weak and only in rare occasions does it not happen, which just goes to show that " man doesn't learn from history( as much as hes studying it )and is doomed to keep on repeating mistakes made thru-out history. it make not be crystal clear today but i know for a fact that there is a lot of racism in southern America, its just hushed up that's all! hey look at it this way to prove my point of " the strong bullying the weak...its not even about the color of the skin" take for example certain parts of Africa where there's no whites around...its black on black and what about north Korea, where its yellow on yellow.
OK, i'm rambling a little now but the movie although it wasn't the truth-fullest depiction was still very very good and will stand the test of time as a classic. just movie-wise how can you not like a movie with ( hackman, dafoe and mcdormand in it. the movie gets a 8 because it had great acting, directing and was brave enough to touch upon a touchy matter.