
This move might be the one that made me feel worst after watching it.
What makes me feel that bad is the fact that this movie is based on the true story.
There are a lot of movies like that, but this movie is a bit different because this movie does not give us any hopes in the end.
You see how people get involved in the crime.
Those people are all children; you don't feel like blaming them, yet this movie does give you a sense that they should have a sense of justice although they are young, which I though is interesting because I thought that be independent is one of the characteristics people seeks for in the United States though this could be merely a stereotype.
So, it is kind of ironic to see how they commit a crime altogether without knowing what they are doing.
I thought it is interesting that the title implies that there are a lot of problems in the States because this is "An American Crime"; it is singular, which means that this is one of the crimes that happened in the States.
It is not the typical or only one crime.
I really like the implication that there are a lot of crimes that identifies the United States and this is merely one of them.
This movie might depresses you a lot because it isn't a happy story at all, but there are a lot of good elements in this movie.
I was very impressed by the casting.
I believe that the casting makes a lot difference in this movie because they fit the setting quite well.
Also Ellen Page did really good job in this movie.
Every facial expression she makes is very realistic as if she had experienced all the pain.
I really liked the mood that almost forces you to know both sides of the story.
I also liked that this movie gives a sense that there is only one victim, and everyone else is not a victim though they might seem like one.
It does mean something here because this isn't the crime you do not get involved.
This movie makes you think what is right and what is wrong, and when you should make this decision.