I don't know if I ever cried that much during a movie.
Great acting, the story is tough to watch. A movie that every school should show to their student.
shareSeen it three times now, I cry rivers every time. The emotional intensity really gets to me.
shareexactly, my gosh, I just watched it for the second time and I cried. the last scene at the end is such a sad scene that I felt like if they kept the intensity up I would totally lose it. I physically felt an insecure trembling on my mouth, and that was with someone watching it with me which is really impressive seeing as it's harder to be more open with your emotions with someone watching a movie with you. I mean that scene was so sad after all they had been through. if there is any movie that would make a pedophile not want to be one anymore it's this film. it should be mandatory to show it to every pedophile.
shareif there is any movie that would make a pedophile not want to be one anymore it's this film. it should be mandatory to show it to every pedophile.
What a ridiculous comment. I think pedophiles already wish they weren't pedophiles, seeing as we live in a society that loathes pedophiles and that has laws with harsh penalties for sexual offense. Pedophiles don't need some lame movie to make them not want to be pedophiles; society is doing more than enough in that regard.
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giving them a slap on the wrist and letting them out of jail no matter how horrendous of a crime that they commit within a year or so is doing more than enough? come on. the reason why watching this film would be good for a pedophile is then they would be aware of how much it screws up a young girl's life when you rape her and also how much damage it does to the girl's family. pedophiles are not aware of these things when they rape a young girl. and this is not a lame movie at all. this is an amazing, well thought out, heart wrenching, and powerful film.
sharegiving them a slap on the wrist and letting them out of jail no matter how horrendous of a crime that they commit within a year or so is doing more than enough?
LOL @ "a slap on the wrist". You're joking, right? Otherwise, you clearly are not aware of the penalties for sexually molesting a prepubescent. Are you also not aware of what they have to deal with even after they have done their time, assuming they make it out of prison alive (we know child molesters are not exactly seen as heroes in prison)? Do you think they get to live their lives as normal citizens do? They don't even get to live their lives as other ex-convicts do. They aren't just ex-convicts, they're also sex offenders. Do you know what that entails in practical daily living? The inconvenience they have to deal with from the government? What about what they have to deal with from other citizens? Again, LOL @ your "slap on the wrist". You really need to learn to look stuff up before spewing your crap on here, simpleton.
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fuc# you. you love these pedophiles don't you? that's why you support them and defend them so much on here. feeling sorry for them for being treated so harshly by the government and other people. they deserve everything they get and more. they should be in prison for at least 5 years if not longer. each and every one of them. they shouldn't be able to live regular lives. I hate how they can just live among other people in a neighborhood like nothing ever happened. people shouldn't have to live with them. they should have their own neighborhood with other pedophiles and sex offenders.
shareBeing the established moron that you are, it's not surprising at all that you would see my comment as "supporting and defending" pedophiles. This discussion has nothing to do with the rights of pedophiles, or even what they "deserve", you cretin. But then again, I guess since you have a single-digit IQ, you really can't help your gross stupidity.
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You're conflating pedophiles with child molesters, and that's an issue. Most child molesters aren't pedophiles, and most pedophiles aren't child molesters.
Pedophiles don't choose to have those feelings and attractions, and many of them would never even consider acting on those feelings, because they know how doing so could destroy lives (not just their own).
Get your head out of your ass before you keep saying stupid shit.
You mean the "trust" monologue by Clive Owen. It really got me. I really wanted Annie to see how much her dad cared about her but he just had a different way of showing it. When she saw that he blames himself for what happened, she realised. Was so sad.
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