10/10 Stars - For Keeping Alive, The Memories Of The 1999 Columbine High School Mass Shooting.
For the exposure of the tragedy, Michael Moore deserves a credit on his side, as this sorta thing happens all the time in USA, but not all are exposed to the documentary media forum.
Most documentaries are loaded with bias. This is a Documentary 'Mockumentary'. The title refers to the activities of 'the shooter' prior to or just after the massacre. A 'sporty' title named after the shooter's activities highlights the 'bias' and makes a mockery of the victims plight. However, the documentary 'sports' archive film footage & confrontational scenes.
Days after the 1999 Columbine High School Massacre, a celebrity 'gun activist' holds a 'gun associated' meeting or rally in Columbine. Moore responds with criticism. However, the criticism shows little regard for the victims, and more concern for the unconcerned celebrity & his insensitive timing of the meeting.
Most documentaries are loaded with bias. This is a Documentary 'Mockumentary'. The title refers to the activities of 'the shooter' prior to or just after the massacre. A 'sporty' title named after the shooter's activities highlights the 'bias' and makes a mockery of the victims plight. However, the documentary 'sports' archive film footage & confrontational scenes.
Days after the 1999 Columbine High School Massacre, a celebrity 'gun activist' holds a 'gun associated' meeting or rally in Columbine. Moore responds with criticism. However, the criticism shows little regard for the victims, and more concern for the unconcerned celebrity & his insensitive timing of the meeting.