The story of Anne Frank

Rating: 8/10 (10 November 2013)

First of all, this movie is literally what happened to Anne Frank and her family. What we call a scary movie, is what German people actually did to other people. Of course, what British colonizers did to Native Americans was just as awful (and actually far more murders happened to them).
So before I give you my thoughts, I definitely think you should know that real people have had this experience. So learn from what the suffering people had to go through. Good must prevail, and we must stand up to evil doers. All the people who stormed Normandy Beach made sure we could have this world.
This movie was good, and I am baffled that some viewers gave it a low rating. It is exactly as advertised. The exact story is just what was advertised, and the plot really is what you would want. I would love to hear any disappointed viewer actually form a complete sentence about why this movie wasn't up to par.
I can't give this a 9 or a 10, because there was a few plot holes in the story. In the purge era, people have intense security systems that bring up steel walls over the doors (and windows?). But any real person who knew about what the night was, would also probably have built shooting points in their home... like bunkers in war. Like how the Nazis in WW2 had the bunkers on Normandy Beach, where only mega automatic rifles poked through, with a small area for sight; I can shoot you, you can't shoot me... rather than what this movie did; I can't shoot you, you can't shoot me.
Any real person would at least have some sort of plan for the scenario of a Purge. so that if people surround your house, you could post up on a roof top sniper spot and kill em or at least deter em. Or maybe death traps, near the entrances. Also, there was no Panic Room, in the home. Granted, the home itself was a panic room of sorts, but you would think that you would have a plan B, if murder was legal :D