Brendan Fletcher, Clint Howard, Elisabeth Moss
On the heels of the Columbine tragedy, this film takes a poignant and realistic look at America's preoccupation with violence and the unfortunate events it triggers. Ten characters are featured as the...( read more
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DVD Release Date: December 7, 2004
Stats: 51 reviews
This film is a diamond in the rough and I still don't get why most people hate it. It's tense and powerful and can't leave you without having an impact. The performances are high-powered, especially the one from Kett Turton. It's one of the greatest movies portraying a school sho...( read more)
Heart of America" will make you appreciate Gus Van Sant's Columbine inspired film "Elephant" on a grand scale. As directed by Uwe Boll, "Heart of America" takes the other approach to the Columbine killings by presenting a school shooting complete with Boll's trademark videogame a...( read more)
A watered down and simplified version of Columbine. The dialogue was godawful and unrealistic. Uwe Boll can't do anything right.
one of thr best school shooting films ever sure some moments are a bit cheesy but this prooves what uwe can do! and shows in some ways why violents comes out of no where... people that want to change thier ways that were the evil ones dont get to redeam themself and the good ones...( read more)
alot of people always hear the stories from uwe on sites saying "this is my fav film i ever did and most proud of" and really he has right to be with a true to life story. things that we only see going on when were in high school with the problems and the trouble every one goes t...( read more)
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