Are you guys planning on seeing "I'm Not Ashamed"?

I'm not sure. One on the one hand, I don't really want to give money to a film that promotes a proven falsehood for the sake of Christian evangelism, on the other hand, it is a movie about Columbine, and I am rather curious to see how they do it.

I'll probably watch it if it becomes available online somewhere but don't think I'd pay for it.

Yes, hopefully someone will upload it to Youtube so people not in the US can see it too.

Probably not..the whole premise is a falsehood. Not saying I won't indulge in a free YouTube version eventually though

Nope. I'm not giving my money to this. I don't think God would want people blatantly lying to bring people to Him either.

I would possibly have a skim through if a free download comes up in future, just out of curiosity. Won't be paying for a lying pile of bullshit though.

I probably will, hopefully it gets released here in NZ, just so I can say I watched it on the big screen haha.

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I probably will, hopefully it gets released here in NZ, just so I can say I watched it on the big screen haha.

I doubt it will be released in cinema outside of the US. I'd expect the best we will get is a $3.99 rental on Google (or a sneaky Youtube upload).

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Yes,but no way I'm paying for it.

No

Noooope.

I would like to see it but only because its related to Columbine. I do not know what I believe about her or her family, but when it comes down to it, she did too, she was an innocent victim regardless of what her faith was or what her family says.

This movie may perpetuate a myth, but it still has me fairly intrigued. This movie really might give an interesting look into Eric and Dylan. Let's not forget that the Scott family, unlike pretty much 99.9999999999999999999% of the World, has actually seen the basement tapes. Also Craig was in the library during the shooting, and survived relatively unfazed. I think between those two things it means this movie could legitimately showcase some very interesting elements to the shooting that other movies simply haven't been able to bring to the table.

Personally I hope the movie does well, and for the record I am not religious. My thought process is: if the movie does well financially, it might encourage someone to create a more accurate portrayal of events down the road. If the movie flops, big studios are going to be a lot more wary of creating another version of the events in the future. If the mid 00's Batman and Spiderman movies had flopped...it's unlikely the floodgates of super hero movies from 2010-onwards would have happened.