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Typically, movies based on a true story take a great deal of latitude in order to entertain and enhance the storytelling, but not so with Weapons as the attention to detail and precise timeline of events that include the race of the child victims, the occupations of the parents, even the exact seating assignment of the students in the actual classroom are strictly observed in every scene. What really impressed me was that no attempt to paint the teacher into a model of virtue was attempted, she was shown as a trollop and harlot and with all the flaws laid bare. Prior to the film's release I had a chance encounter with the actual victim who's name I will not disclose, he informed me that the wig stand of his aunt the actual one, was requested by and gifted to the producer of the film. I think we are all starved for truth in cinema today and this film did its homework and captured it on screen in a magnificent way.

Garbage for basement dwellers and spoiler alert they wave the rainbow flag early on.

More like rainbow sails, not so much Pirates as the terrors of the sea but more of masters of sodomy, mixed with a Wakanda back story. The costuming and set design was perfect, but the acting was high school drama level. This is gay soft porn ,not a fun historical adventure show. It serves more to victimize the viewer than entertain.

Finally! This is perfection right down to the music score, if you were ever young and transfixed to a black and white television by the legend of Godzilla, well this is it. What is the value of one good man and what makes a man is what he loves and how much he hates the things that would harm what he loves, this is that story!!!!!!!!

Someone wrote a script borrowed from 1992's story of William Munny in Unforgiven and peppered in Mattie Ross from 1969's True Grit, this is truly the worst piece of work Nicholas Cage has ever done, and that is saying something, this plays as if no effort was made on purpose, just a poor poor excuse with no entertainment value, a waste of time.

If you don't love this movie, then you are dead inside, you are just a vacant thing that a human used to live in. If you don't cry at least a few times watching this then you are not a man. If this movie fails to punch your soul with hope and a belief that good can exist, you don't deserve a soul and should crawl back under your rock in miserable land.

While a fiction based show, as someone who has worked as a deprogrammer and with the victims of cult indoctrination I can assure you that many of the behavioral techniques shown is this series are very close to reality. The actress Leah Remine showed some of the methods used and this often rings very close with what she shared. The reference to purple sneakers of course comes from the heavens gate group. E-Meter is a shortened term for electropsychometer. It is a religious artifact used as a spiritual guide in auditing. It is for use only by the followers of Scientology and you will see something very close to it on the show. Many of the shunning practices shown are a variation of Mormonism, Jehovah witness and Amish methods. The use of Ayahuasca and sleep depravation and to some extent sexual indoctrination is also shown. If one exist they will be damaged and at some point hurt and seek answers belonging and compassion, so this will always be a thing as long as humans exist. And any human can be the next convert, even you!

A Cultured Mike Hammer featuring broads that are not ashamed of being broads, and a story that more often than not is unpredictable and delivered by actors and actresses' that take their craft seriously. If you don't like this show then have the doc check your pulse and maybe get a testosterone shot while your at sissy boy!

Not a proud work of Mr. Meyers, a lot of liberal messages and anti Caucasian skits with low brow humor that is in a word NOT, as in just not funny. I wanted to like this and enjoy it as much as Meyers past work in Austin Powers and Wayne's world. Instead I suffered in hope only to be saddened by this leftist unfunny waste of time. The only part I enjoyed was the reference to the six million dollar man version of the big foot sound track that few under 40 will recognize. This was a sermon only the extreme left will appreciate. Just not my bag baby!

What is the takeaway from this film based on a real true story,? It is a reminder of how small we are in the majesty of nature and how complex and unperfect life can be, and that makes it truly perfect, at some point in life you will ask yourself what it is you want, call it a spirit quest or name it as you wish, but that moment and clarity of purpose is paramount, the urge to get there is just as strong as the urge to breath or defecate, it is a time to mourn what can never be and what is lost for all time, but it is also the time you commit to what matters and the quality of the life only you can manifest. It is the secret only you know, and can only be revealed by you when your soul is at it's purest and that purification requires pain, from both an external and internal journey over terrain you have avoided.