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Pretty good documentary, but it missed a few minutes.

posted 4 years ago by [deleted]
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At the end to explain how Marv survived his gunshot, what he was convicted of and the sentence.

[–] PrimeMinisterX (8824) 4 years ago

What do you mean? He died on the scene.

[–] [deleted] 4 years ago

That's strange. I thought he survived since the documentary made it seem like he did a phone interview from jail.

[–] PrimeMinisterX (8824) 4 years ago

Oh no. He recorded those tapes on his own before his rampage to explain why he was doing what he did.

[–] brux (14807) 4 years ago

A sad situation. Politics is a bitch. That is why we need a safe country without corruption. I am not sure they portrayed that guy in a sympathetic light, but one had to feel a little sorry for all he went through.

[–] Bubbathegut (18147) 4 years ago

feel bad for the guy, you cant fight big business and I think his actions were justified...

[–] sunezno (271) a year ago

I agree, I saw him as the good guy in this. If he had made a ....something that goes "boom"... and destroyed the town that way, I would've been less on his side. But the fact that he destroyed the town in such a way that he made sure not to kill or harm anyone (besides himself at the very end), and he hit them where it would hurt the most -- their precious buildings and businesses built on the suppression of their neighbors -- to me, that showed that he was just a good guy who was fucked over way too much in a way that needed to be recognized.

I think he's more like an underdog hero than a villain. Fuck that town, I'm glad he destroyed it. The saddest part to me is that he didn't live to get fan mail lol