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How frightful is it while listening to some of Edward Norton’s rants in this movie….that you actually start to understand his point of understanding on things? That’s a very essential aspect of this film. The hatred spewing from his mouth along with statistical evidence and insightful rhetoric places the viewer amist what seems to be an precise white supremicist rally. It becomes easy to behold how so many topple into crowds like this with characters like the fictional Derrick Vinyard preaching to the masses. Many people don’t like the plot the world around them is. They’re looking for a change. People like Vinyard offer a path to that change.
But this fable is mainly about redemption. The redemption of the character in put a question to, Derrick Vinyard. Only after he loses everything can he originate to eye the inappropriate path that he has beaten for his younger brother who is rapidly chasing after him. The unlikely friendship with a dismal prison inmate and the tutalage of his traditional principle are what helps him return to his humanity. The simple yet distanced solution to all the hatred and nettle that he’s felt most of his life comes like an epiphany: “It’s objective not worth it.” A point that he vehemently drives into those around him.
Be forwarned, this is not a pleased account. The ending is tragic yet depressingly actual. Hatred becomes a vicious circle.
This is one of the movies that touched me more than any others have in quite a long time. It puts a human face on skinheads, not glorifying them yet showing how a young person can be warped by a racist father and what racism can do to a family. Derek Vinyard had to learn the truth about racism the hard scheme by being betrayed in prison and he began to inquire of his beliefs after a dim man is the only person who befriends him. He begins to understand how futile and destructive hatred is only to pay for his mistakes in the waste. At times this movies is difficult to study but I believe it is valuable for everyone to peek. Ed Norton definitely deserved the oscar for this film and was cheated. Anyone who watches this will peer how racism only destroys families, hurts others and destroys one’s self in the extinguish. It is brutal yet unprejudiced and it is what helpful filmmaking is all about it. I would give it ten stars if I could. Simply vivid.
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