Don't Breathe : A liberal must of written this.

Thank you! I agree. As a liberal, I definitely wouldn't have ended this movie w/that bitch Rocky getting away w/that guy's money! She'd either be dead or his new captive.

I just can't sympathize w/ppl who break into other ppl's homes.

*must HAVE
"of" is a preposition, as in "of the earth".
Sheesh.
And I think that the teens had it coming. I did not sympathize for anyone, apart from the woman who was held captive, and the main character who lost his daughter. Buuuutttt the main character could have found other ways to ease his mourning besides trying to impregnate the woman who killed his daughter..

This thread is still going? I must have struck a nerve. Honesty will do that.

Honesty? Not so much
Trolling, now THAT instigates debate, responses and general ire.
I also don't think many people (Myself included) actually bother checking the dates on forum posts when they reply as quite frankly it's irrelevant.


"Be the change you wish to see in the world"

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I rated DON'T BREATHE: 7
Last 5 ratings
Summer Rental: 8
Fubar 2: 2
Fubar: 2
Flood: 3
Breaking the Silence: Truth and Lies in the War on Terror: 8

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Bottom line if Money doesn't go into the man's house he doesn't die. You have to be responsible for your actions. If you come into my house with a gun only one of us is making it out alive. Don't want to get shot? Don't enter someone's house illegally.

A conservative must have written this post because, like most conservatives, they don't know basic grammar! HA! STEREOTYPES!

It's 'must HAVE' not 'must of'

Jesus, no wonder American movies are getting so dumbed-down, if they have to cater for people like the OP.

At no point did the movie say anyone had to feel sorry for her. Her home life was shown as her motivation to be so desperate, and unwilling to let it go when things started to go wrong. For me, it created ambivalence as to whether I wanted her to succeed or not, which was a refreshing change. Plus, it anchors a character arc that shows her likely to get her comeuppance unexpectedly at the end.

Not every movie is grounds for a political-partisan tantrum. Give it a rest.



You might very well think that. I couldn't possibly comment.

To use your own dumb logic- "Oh poor old bastard, he was in the army and went blind, and then his daughter got killed!" You think that justifies kidnap, rape(yes, artificially inseminating against their will would most definitely count as rape, or at the very least severe sexual assault) and murder? Give me a break.

Just because someone has a disability and/or were in the army, doesn't make them a hero.

I have to say I hated the 3 kids. First of all, those 3 slackers were willing to rob a BLIND war veteran, even though they knew that he got the money for his killed daughter! Second, everyone is missing when the blind man came down first time, he was willing to let them go (so it seemed) until he stepped on the part of the lock from the basement door, and that idiot "Money" even said "yeah, we know what you got down there". At THAT point you see the blind man changed his goals, since he can't have witnesses. Also, the "smart" kid said that by bringing the gun, they gave him every right to shot them.

As for the blind man, sure, keeping someone against their will in a basement and getting them pregnant is a bad thing, BUT you all forget that he didn't keep her locked for torture, he didn't rape her (meaning he finds no pleasure in her pain) and HE WOULD RELEASE HER AFTER SHE WOULD GIVE BIRTH. The bottom line is the man just wanted his CHILD. Having someone that had his sight taken, his daughter taken, and just wanting not to take a life but to have one more, in comparison to three deadbeats that live of other people, yeah, I stand on the side of the blind man.

Strange that you came to this bizarre conclusion as I reached the opposite! Who is the real villain here? Certainly not these kids who are just our for money, the Blind Man is a murderous psychopath who justifies his actions with atheism. This is a classic Christian counterargument to atheism; an person without religion is devoid of morality, as morals are derived from belief in God and Christian teachings. This is of course total BS, but the take home message of the film is that only an atheist could be capable of such evil.

When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace. - Jimi Hendrix