I obviously had my bias going in. My fork doesn't make me fat, any more than a Glock shoots people without someone holding it.
So while I had my bias, this "documentary" certainly did as well. The "they messed up a Jewish cemetery" segment, from one of the residents of the nearby town was a nice touch. Way to use the misfortunes of a previous generation, murdered by a genocidal maniac, as a means to discredit a gun manufacturer.
To say this movie was anything but a political hit piece is a discredit to filmmakers everywhere. You highlight people that obviously were, in a previous life, part of a major crime ring and they are the poster children for why guns should be banned? C'mon. You can do better. If you had focused on things like wait periods, registration of weapons, etc., I could have tolerated it better. At least that would have been something people on both sides of this topic could have potentially come together on.
So while I had my bias, this "documentary" certainly did as well. The "they messed up a Jewish cemetery" segment, from one of the residents of the nearby town was a nice touch. Way to use the misfortunes of a previous generation, murdered by a genocidal maniac, as a means to discredit a gun manufacturer.
To say this movie was anything but a political hit piece is a discredit to filmmakers everywhere. You highlight people that obviously were, in a previous life, part of a major crime ring and they are the poster children for why guns should be banned? C'mon. You can do better. If you had focused on things like wait periods, registration of weapons, etc., I could have tolerated it better. At least that would have been something people on both sides of this topic could have potentially come together on.