22 July

2018

Action / Biography / Crime / Drama / History / Mystery / Thriller

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Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 80% · 130 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 70% · 500 ratings
IMDb Rating 6.8/10 10 37370 37.4K

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Plot summary

On 22 July 2011, neo-Nazi terrorist Anders Behring Breivik murdered 77 young people attending a Labour Party Youth Camp on Utøya Island outside of Oslo. This three-part story focuses on the survivors, the political leadership of Norway, and the lawyers involved.


Uploaded by: FREEMAN
October 10, 2018 at 07:46 PM

Top cast

Caroline Glomnes as Head Mistress
Anneke von der Lippe as Security Official #2
Jonas Strand Gravli as Viljar Hanssen
Jon Øigarden as Geir Lippestad
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by cordenw 7 / 10

What do you do with people like this?

There's really no law that's been written to give people a sense of justice when crimes like this are committed.

Mass Murderers must be insane by the very nature of what they do but the acts always bring out some anomaly in the law that entails a gruesome reenactment to get some sort of verdict. The mass killer thrives on the production. (Unless of course he gets killed in the process)

This movie is very well done with its portrayal of the killer as a soulless nutcase who comes across as almost normal in his interactions with everybody.... just like Bundy. Very difficult for the authorities to catch him before the heinous crime, but the aftermath of any of these events always shows that there were significant clues that the authorities should have picked up on.

So we end up blaming them and not the perpetrator. The State and the killer become the preoccupying participants and the victims and their families are only secondary to the matter. The grief of the families and the survivors is given a bit more attention in this movie and there are some very moving scenes.

Such an unbelievably tragic subject dealt with in a very compassionate way, the acting is quite well done and has to be understated because of the subject matter.

This is not a film to attend and expect to come out feeling better. It is a statement of the evil that exists in the world and a reminder that it can surface anywhere and anytime. It's worth watching just to get you to keep your antennae working.

Reviewed by SnoopyStyle 6 / 10

harrowing but runs out of drama

It's July 21, 2011 Norway. Anders Behring Breivik is preparing a truck bomb. The next day, he massacres a group of leadership youths on an island retreat. Viljar Hanssen is one of the teens who survived life threatening injuries. In total, 77 are dead and hundreds are injured.

The attack is harrowing. Certainly, Greengrass is well versed in recreating these real life tragedies. In this one, the attack is finished after the first act. The body of the movie deals with a victim's family, and Breivik's defense. It does run out of steam dramatically as Greengrass seems obligated to end the movie with a traditional hero overcoming the villain. It is a fascinating portrait of a mass killer. The family's trauma is compelling but tiring. After the attack, the story really has limited drama. The insanity ploy is not enough in plot development. I couldn't wait to be rid of this narcissist killer.

Reviewed by nogodnomasters 9 / 10

The War has Started

The film opens with two subplots. A group of liberal elite teens are on an island celebrating their diversity. Meanwhile a Trump-youth is attaching detonators to C-4 explosives. He is not fond of diversity. The two subplots come together in a half hour with 77 dead and over 200 wounded.

Anders Behring Breivik (Anders Danielsen Lie ) the assassin is one focus of the film and we have no doubt he did it because assassins all have three names. The second focus is Viljar Hanssen (Jonas Strand Gravli) a victim who was shot five times and can die at any moment.

Most of the feature was about the aftermath and trial. At first they believed the killer to be mentally ill for having Republican views, however that was not the case, although he did appear to have delusions of grandeur.

Guide: 1 F-word.

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