>>70124952
I really liked it. It was definitely an interesting approach to the psychology behind public massacres, both the victims and the murderer. A bit similar to Battle Royale, where a lot of them just lay down and take it and some of them make a legitimate attempt at fighting back/escaping. Also the Norse mythology plug was done quite well I thought. It had a great sort've cry-wolf aspect to it as well.

Well paced. Really my only complaint would be that when the American speaks it throws me off a bit, but I don't think that could really be helped.

Post the webm.

>>70125327
i thought it was similar to battle royale in that aspect too. my only question is who that white guy was, like was it a part of him he killed then some of it remained or was it really a person.

>>70125452
I thought it was really a person, but like in I think Dexter S7 when he killed him the guy sorta haunted him as a psychosis. He definitely studied abroad, and there's evidence that he participated in murders there iirc, so I think that part is real.

>>70125387
I think if I have time maybe sometime during the week I'll make a bunch of webm's from this movie, it certainly deserves it and I've only ever seen one or two (and rarely). The part with him talking to the gun always gets a ton of saucefags lol

>>70125564
ahhh that makes sense, yeah i liked how he made his mark in other places too. i also liked how it went from a straight laced guy to a manipulative bastard in a few moments with the gay teacher. And he was kinda hard to dislike desu

>>70125730
too* wtf

>>70125730
>he was kinda hard to dislike desu
They did a FANTASTIC job of this. I was on his side for like 90% of the movie. All his shenanigans came out of left field for me. That shit with that girl? The camera? The blackmail? Honestly half of the film I spent thinking he was the protagonist. The best part is that they eased into it so well, so I almost STILL was on his side right at the very end.

When I first watched this, I watched it once a day for like a week and I caught more and more with every rewatch.

>>70125864
right? he was just too smooth and especially his reactions when he found the kids at the end. so well done

>>70126222
At some point it was like he was just carrying out his duty, and by that time we had already fallen in love with him.

>>70126430
same bro, well i got some closure on it now thanks to you

>>70126643
Happy to help. It's my duty. AH AH AH