I don’t think this movie is about good guys-bad guys. It isn’t really about the two serial killers either. It is about the media and the public, the way they both work together to elevate these killers to the level of hero, much as the same way as the public is continually fascinated with tragic events. The media feeds on the need that the public has; seeing people in tragic settings, ruthless violence and fresh blood.

Harrelson, and especially Lewis, are on the mark in their portrayals of the wild pair. They may seem a bit too unrealistic, but nevertheless, you will find yourself thinking about the possibility that all human beings carry the potential to act the way they do under the same childhood circumstances. The cartoon-like supporting characters seems just as unrealistic as Mickey and Mallory, with Robert Downey Jr. as an immoral celebr

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