Kushal Chakraborty

I LOVE THIS MOVIE. I remember watching this movie for the first time and it was very amazing. It was very sad and I love the character development for the boy, and I loved how you got to see them falling in love with each other slowly. I have seen this movie about 3 times now and every time I know what is going to happen but I still always cry so much, i would sell my soul to watch this movie all over again as if it was my first time. This movie absoultley changes my view in life, It made me reliaze that you have to appreciate things while you have them, and how hard it can be to loose one, UHHHHH im crying while typing this. Super Great Movie, would absolutly recommened it to a friend or so. I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH GO WATCH IT AND BE SAD WITH ME .

Mississippi Burning is a fictional movie, but it’s loosely based on a real event, the June 1964 murder of three civil rights activists – Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney. In the film, the young men remain nameless and the story is focused on the efforts of the FBI agents tasked with tracking down their murderers. Agent Alan Ward (Willem Dafoe) is a rising star in the agency, bullet-scarred and tested in the trenches. He’s determined to run a textbook investigation and clear the case with dispatch. His junior is Rupert Anderson (Gene Hackman), some years older, with his own life experience as a sheriff in Mississippi.