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Man what a load of tripe! But then again nothing surprises me seeing it's a Swedish production, lots of weird stuff comes from there, Greta would love this show.

Rock solid 1 star out of 10, and I want my 2 1/2 hours back I wasted on this.

The first review of this documentary got a bit worked up I think, now I do agree with the second amendment, law abiding citizens should have the right to own firearms, but with that comes responsibility. I reside in Australia where we don't have the right to bear arms, it's a privilege! I enjoy hunting, target shooting, and I am all for background checks, a safety course, and some restrictions on what firearms are allowed for hunting, and all for enforcing that firearms are looked away out of the reach of minors or those that intend to use them for violence. Now will that address criminals that shoot and kill others? Nope as they most likely bought their firearms on the black market. This doco never ever mentions any of the points I made, and don't see this doco as a ''gun grab'' by the left, I see this doco more as tragic stories where people were killed and hurt, some could have been avoided, and some couldn't. The doco is done well, slow paced and just shows victims from gun related incidents.

If you like silent films and black and white photos, then this is for you! Now I understand some reviewers did not like the way this doco was put together, as it is kinda odd, the music is somber and feels like a funeral the way through, but if you love silent films and the history attached with it like I do you will love this incredible story of cinematic history, frozen in ice and time. And shame on those that scored this so low, after all us that come on IMDB are here for the love of films, and this doco is magic just on what they found in Dawson City.

This doco could have been done somewhat different to capture a wider audience, but I am glad I came across this masterpiece!

10 out of 10 for me.