The Weather Underground Movie Review

The weather underground is a documentary that outlines the violent protest aimed at overthrowing the United States government. The general set up of the documentary is up to standards. It vividly shows the brutal violence of the protestors opposing the injustices performed by the government. The document is very informative on matters touching on the Vietnam War and how the weatherman got frustrated from the SDA (students for a democratic society). After I did deep review of the subject matter of the movie it is clear that it has captured the important elements of the Vietnam War and the factors that led to the idea of overthrowing the united state government.
The documentary reveals the real meaning of the peace movements to the members of the weathermen. The images of portraying the killing of bound Vietnamese and Fred Hampton indicate the evils deals of the government thus being referred to as the criminal government. In a personal opinion, I can say the movie was shooting was aimed at the government’s actions to stop certain groups. On the other hand, it is used to shed more light on the formation of the peace movement and the protest groups that fought for the end of the Vietnam War.
The protestors and the weathermen used diverse combative approaches in battle with the criminal United State government. The weathermen managed to evade the government traps and went ahead to bomb the government target. In a general point of view, the movie shows the entire war period and all its challenges. In addition, I can refer the weather undergrounding as the most horrifying film of those days. On my opinion it qualifies to be “ghostly experience” due to the haunting scene in the movie.