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I write as someone who didn't know much about this part of American history. What's very interesting is that this tragedy happened in Oklahoma when the Tulsa Race Massacre occurred 3 days after. A time when both Native Americans and Black Americans were killed because of their wealth obtained from oil ventures. This in itself kept me engaged in watching this long movie. When you are intrigued by past history which rips the heart, the length of the movie doesn't bother you. I agree with those reviews that it was a Scorsese masterpiece. I think those who like his creative style will enjoy this movie. Plus, the actors are incredible. This is definitely a movie for those who enjoy thought provoking history and movies that are brilliantly filmed.

We live a life of randomness and uncertainty. We don't have control over anything, except our attitude and whether we want to forgive or not forgive someone who hurt us. This movie is about this situation in life. It is a part in life that affects us in some form or other. I liked this movie because I felt I was a spectator of a realistic life because the actors are so good! Yes, it is a simple tale of loss, grief, redemption, and forgiveness. Nonetheless, the director and actors made this a powerful endeavor that needs to be watched by everyone. I believe it will make you reflect on your own life.

As a psych major, I really found this movie fascinating. It reveals a part of human weirdness that exists in society. While it causes some people to be disgusted, it intrigues other people to the point of wonder. What's behind a criminal mind? I think people who wonder about that will find this movie very interesting The acting and directing of this film is amazingly good. The ending is unexpected. It's a definite watch for those who like to experience the outer limits of mankind.

Julian Moore and Natalie Postman are the right actresses to portray the uncanny characters of this film. It's a movie you must watch with friends who like to have deep discussions on the human condition.