kacihearts19
Joined Apr 2012
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http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/1-in-5- college-study-raped_n_7293068.html
I've read 40-50 reviews that state the statistics in this documentary are wrong. Please go to the link I provided above. Huffington Post released an article a few weeks after Hunting Grounds premiered stating the statistics were "inflate". Well, a few months later they had to do this follow up article because low and behold, the statistics WERE (& are) CORRECT. Im glad this documentary is getting people to talk about rape & sexual assault. I was raped by my brothers best friend when I was 13 & he was 18. When i reported it to the police their first question was "What did you do to turn him on?"...Sadly, I am now 28 & if I was to ever get raped again I wouldn't report it. The police treating me like it was my fault was like getting raped all over again. I wouldn't wish that upon my worst enemy... The police wouldn't even talk about charging him with statutory rape, like I said I was 13 years old and he was 2 weeks away from his 19th birthday, so even if I had been okay and wanted to have sex I wasn't old enough to consent. Legally it was rape no matter what. IM SO GLAD, this doc sheds light on a problem that desperately needs to be fixed.
I've read 40-50 reviews that state the statistics in this documentary are wrong. Please go to the link I provided above. Huffington Post released an article a few weeks after Hunting Grounds premiered stating the statistics were "inflate". Well, a few months later they had to do this follow up article because low and behold, the statistics WERE (& are) CORRECT. Im glad this documentary is getting people to talk about rape & sexual assault. I was raped by my brothers best friend when I was 13 & he was 18. When i reported it to the police their first question was "What did you do to turn him on?"...Sadly, I am now 28 & if I was to ever get raped again I wouldn't report it. The police treating me like it was my fault was like getting raped all over again. I wouldn't wish that upon my worst enemy... The police wouldn't even talk about charging him with statutory rape, like I said I was 13 years old and he was 2 weeks away from his 19th birthday, so even if I had been okay and wanted to have sex I wasn't old enough to consent. Legally it was rape no matter what. IM SO GLAD, this doc sheds light on a problem that desperately needs to be fixed.
Almost every "bad" review is from someone complaining that they didn't know it was a musical. Obviously the trailer SHOWS its a musical. Blaming the fact that you knew NOTHING about the movie before seeing it on the actual movie is ridiculous. I understand some ppl dnt like musicals, i usually don't like them either. However, I enjoyed Into The Woods except for the length. It dragged on slightly. For ppl saying it should be rated PG, EVERY SINGLE FAIRY TALE comes from a horrendous story. All of them contain abuse, murder etc. Into The Woods was a play first and MUCH worse. The Big Bad Wolf is a child molester in the actual play. Saying the movie should be rated R is absolutely ridiculous.. If thats the case EVERY Disney PRINCESS MOVIE SHOULD BE RATED R... Please go look up The Brothers Grimm and the origins of every "fairy tale" for kids... Into The Woods actually had a clear message to children... I enjoyed it. I also thought Johnny Depp did great. Maybe im crazy but to me this film definitely wasn't a 1 like so many claim.
