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Run Hide Fight, A Review and the Movie's Dark Back Story (Patreon)

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2021-01-26 18:13:53
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The Daily Wire made a movie. Well, more accurately, they distributed a movie made by someone else. But it was specifically chosen by Ben Shapiro to be the first movie to go out under their banner.

Here's a very serious warning before watching, this is not a fun video. There are some laughs, definitely, but the deeper you get, the darker it becomes. I was even considering splitting the last eight minutes into its own video about the making of this movie, and the studio behind it, but I'm not sure this movie needs two different videos about it.

If anyone catches some bad edits, sloppy sound, typos, or any other mistakes, please let me know in a comment here.

Also, that joke at the end about the Baby-Sitters Club? Yes, I am definitely trying to make this video.

Thanks again for all your support!

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Comments

Raphael Dordeins

Come on, nowadays we cannot even entertain ourselves with a good old school mass shooting straightforward and blunt af movie. I tell you man, THE LEFT is ruining everything. You know I'm a scientist, so as an experiment I endured that piece of crap- thank you Switzerland for the torrent- and then a couple of hours ago rewatched "Elephant". I have a very hard time with some of Van Sant's takes and easy shortcuts, but still, when compared to this terribly edited- oh look who's under the front wheels!- , crappy piece of ultra-conservative FanDome, there's a rift between them.

JoseOnYoutube
>>52347632

I hadn't watched Elephant until very recently, and I didn't really enjoy it. The depiction of the shooters seemed particularly lazy, but even after watching it, the experience still stayed with me. And at the very least, it got me thinking about the whole phenomena. If anything, it might best highlight how little we understand about why school shootings happen, and the difficulty artists have in depicting them. On the other hand, even having watched it twice, Run Hide Fight is vanishing very quickly from my memory. Which is a bit of a plus when you think about it.

Anonymous

I'm not surprised that DW is making movies. When I made my review of Happiest Season, I had no choice but to DESTROY Ben Shapiro with FACTS and LOGIC because he went on a rant about how mainstream movies, even CHRISTMAS movies, make you (conservatives) look like a fool.