The Long Island Railroad Massacre: 20 Years Later

An excellent and moving documentary let down by a slight change of direction towards the end, when it becomes an anti-NRA polemic. Gun Control is a worthy cause, but so is organ donation, to which the family of one victim have devoted themselves. That could have been given equal airtime But it's not such a "cool" topic. Apart from that, the interviews with these brave, dignified people stood in stark contrast to the ravings of the killer in the courtroom. It was very satisfying to see his parole date of... August 6th, 2309. Too soon, if you ask me.

This documentary appeared to be really interesting that is until I started watching it. The music/tones play continuously throughout the movie and it completely drowns out the commentary and speaking parts, disappointing to say the least!

An excellent and moving documentary let down by a slight change of direction towards the end, when it becomes an anti-NRA polemic. Gun Control is a worthy cause, but so is organ donation, to which the family of one victim have devoted themselves. That could have been given equal airtime But it's not such a "cool" topic. Apart from that, the interviews with these brave, dignified people stood in stark contrast to the ravings of the killer in the courtroom. It was very satisfying to see his parole date of... August 6th, 2309. Too soon, if you ask me.

This documentary appeared to be really interesting that is until I started watching it. The music/tones play continuously throughout the movie and it completely drowns out the commentary and speaking parts, disappointing to say the least!