Summary of this DVD... | ||
This is a chilling tale of division, racism, and violence. Derrick, a hardcore gangster and a promoter of the Nazi way, is on the path towards a dreary and dark future. His life is changed after prison, but his brother had already started to follow in his footsteps. Will he be able to save his little brother? | ||
This type of DVD is good for... | ||
This DVD is GREAT for those who are interested in the division between people, and those who want to really "get" something from a movie. There's a lesson to be learned from this breathtaking and realistic film. | ||
I especially liked... | ||
I especially liked how black & white, as well as colored, film was used throughout the movie. There was a nice, artistic side to this especially violent and moving movie. It'll be hard to hold back the tears. | ||
I didn't like... | ||
I wasn't sure if I quite enjoyed the way the movie ended, but it was good nonetheless. I won't give further details on that. | ||
When I finished viewing this DVD I wanted to... | ||
I wanted to CRY. This is such a moving and thought provoking film. It really gets you thinking... | ||
This DVD made me feel... | ||
This DVD made me feel like there may be hope for those who are trying to create division, and that even the worst of criminals can turn their life around. | ||
The cast of this DVD... | ||
Excellent. The whole cast was wonderful. All of the characters were truly believable. | ||
I recommend this DVD because... | ||
I recommend this DVD because it is extremely realistic. It teaches a lesson and does so in a real, down to earth way. This could have happened anywhere. | ||
Further Comments... | ||
Though the faint at heart shouldn't watch this... I do recommend it for those of you who want something real, something believable, moving, and heart wrenching. It will stay with me for the rest of my life. | ||
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Created Aug 07, 2009 at 12:11pm •
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