The Ripple Effect

Rating: Null/10 (10 June 2010)

This movie was an incredibly accurate depiction of war so good as to seem like a documentary. I found it somewhat easy to watch because it was done in a way that didn't as much glorify the goriness of war but show the meaning of brutality. In a magnified way it showed the process of a subtle attack that would eventually make a big impact. This movie makes it easy to understand why a suppressed culture would organize extreme attacks on the people it felt suppressed them. Every detail of this movie showed this process as if it were real from it being filmed in black and white to the costumes and the music. As if being there I was carried along with the story.