This psychological drama tells a pretty decent story about a domestic terrorist without glorifying it, presented with such a tense atmosphere and Sharlto Copley gives his all, however the film becomes tiresome rather fast and eventually become unavailing and dull. It is visually impressive though, there are a handful of decent scenes and the subtle yet haunting ambient music adds an extra layer of creepiness to it, but again, it's simply too long and loses its charm pretty quick.

Does anyone know if this movie goes into the Harvard experiment? The experiment involved psychological torment and humiliation of undergraduates. Ted was in this while in college.

just your typical liberal wack job

#1 Soundtrack, #2 Filmography, #3 Acting, story takes a backseat. This is a good movie, but the eye (beautiful filmography) and ear-candy (soundtrack) stole the show imo. Vivaldi's Cum Dederit opera towards the end was especially stunning.

Wife: what are you watching? Me: my life story if you don’t STFU. I had little expectations but I think it was a little better than what those expectations were. It did paint a good picture of why he did what he did, but it did romanticize him. I don’t think anyone should be offended by that. Mental illness ain’t a nice thing. The only thing I will say is that the music was terrible. Like, 80’s horror movie terrible. I will assume that was intentional as it was a period piece, but still.