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For a much better movie on the Rwanda genocide people should rent Shooting dogs.
6/10
12.4.2007 -
olivierf@ - age: 26-35
One of a select few movies that I give a 10 too. Simply amazing.
10/10
3.10.2006 -
roachmasta@ - age: 26-35
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Quality movie that is both well done and moving. The story does a fantastic job of explaining what happened without turning 'Hollywood' - the movie is clean, straight forward and does not put on a sob story to make the audience cry. The true events were horrible and this movie does a great job of capturing that feeling. Everyone plays their role amazingly well and I'd recommend this movie to ANYONE, whether you do/do not like history, do/do not like the actors, do/do not like documentary-style dramas, etc. - This movie shouldn't be missed.
9/10
21.7.2006 -
spyblog@ - age: 18-25
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The movie fills you with alot of emotions.
10/10
23.1.2006 -
animeangel32@ - age: 13-17
I thought the portrayal of Paul Rusesabagina by Don Cheadle was FABULOUS! Touching, sincere, honest - it really pulled you into the movie to FEEL what happened during the Rwandan genocide. An absolutely excellent portrayal of a true story.
10/10
13.1.2006 -
michelle,changizi@ - age: 18-25
This movie is a masterpiece. I would never say I loved it, or that I liked it. I actually really thought it was just a masterpiece because of the way it was made. It shows a very powerful message. It also shows the charachter of humanity, the Western World and the UN in that time. I am very content that the world has changed now. This is a 'see it for your own good'.
10/10
6.10.2005 -
e,southern3@ - age: 13-17
Verfy powerfull film, depicts human nature at its worst, the brutality shown in this film is unimagenable.
10/10
17.8.2005 -
cfh_trendkill@ - age: 18-25
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