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If indeed it was based on true events then the producer/director has been a bit careless with the some of the facts.
Half the scenes in the movie were completely fabricated from the screenwriter's imagination, and bore no resemblance to the events portrayed in the book.
The movie follows one story line, then decides to change to just random events for the last 50 minutes.
It would be one thing if this film were advertised as COMPLETE fiction, but they sell you a bill of goods when they make the claim that it is "based on actual events".
The only "actual events" it is based on is the fact that a war is going on in Iraq and that there is actually a town named Haditha.
To leave any audience with the impression that this chain of events was not only possible but did happen is most irresponsible.
If he is willing to not tell the whole story in this account while claiming it is based on actual events, then I can not trust him to tell the truth in his documentaries.
That it was made only a year after the Taliban were ousted gives it an authentic documentary feel, but it would still be as effective if the events were years earlier.
Many people did not question what they were told by the Media and the Government, regarding the terrible events on September 11th 2001 (911).
It is now very evident, from research, investigation, and peer review, that the official story is not only wrong; but that nefarious actions by Israel and the United States Government were at the center of the September 11th 2001 events, which had been planned for months in advance.
What the real Truth is, has yet been fully exposed or agreed on; but it is now very clear that what America and the World was told about the events of September 11th 2001 are not only not True at all, but has a sinister twist to it that involves secret involvement of Israel and the United States Government in a preplanned plot to stage this event for nefarious purposes and for political manipulation of the American People, and the World.
This documentary is hard hitting, and raises serious concerns and questions as to the Truth of the events of September 11th 2001.
America and the World were deceived in one of the most nefarious events in modern history.
The historical novel format in literature is a popular way to tell a fictional story against the background of real events that actually happened.
The veracity Mitsukos horrific ordeal is challenged when, the possibility is raised that these events are fictional; taken from the manuscript of a controversial horror authors latest book.
The authorities and the adventurer's relatives all end up caught in the middle of these bizarre events, with plenty of suspicious characters to choose from.
Mediocre performances in most roles lend a sense of Acting 101 homework to the whole proceedings, events unfold without any build-up and even normally decent actors have lowed their game here.
awful, i was forced to watch this unrealistic account of the events of 9/11 for part of my media course and by the end, i wanted to quit my media course and move to Tibet to become a Buddhist monk leaving behind what i believe to be the end of Western Civilization.
Now in the real events i have researched what happened and found that poor man was stabbed without knowing what was going on.
It's pathetic, Americans once again trying to rewrite history so its looks as though they have gained a victory from the tragic events, you lost, accept it as a tragedy please.
There are subtle foreshadowing events that reveal her insecurities building...not only as a mother, but also as someone responsible for another life.
The result is an annoyingly odd movie where events simply take place.
Not only do these events not make sense, but they are not fun like the first movie.
This leads to a cascade of events which make up the bulk of the movie.
The interpersonal dishonesty between most of the characters further complicates this leads to a very complex turn of events.
Overall this is what makes the movie a complex collage of darkly humorous events that the Coen brothers have been known for.
Then it gets back to Ricky being adopted and seemingly OK--but the events he witnessed as a child are still with him and--at the age of 18--he snaps and goes on a killing rampage.
The plot and general course of events are predictable but compelling, as an avid reader of pulp horror finds herself pursued by a disfigured, murderous writer.
Of course, events go too fast - the books are pretty thick, and the time for the TV series is strictly limited, nevertheless scenery is the good work too.
I remember the real life events of this vividly since it was one of my best friends and the drummer in our band who was portrayed in this movie as the stepson.
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