throughout this movie i kept thinking why on earth did they make this as a documentary and yet not include real footage of the people who were interviewed. sure and it would have been just like any other documentary and but then it would have been up to the film makers to find the meaning for the movie to deliver. using a host of well known movie stars (many of whom apparently asked to be in it) to portray real people gave me the feeling that there was a pre determined message to be delivered and and the director was so intent on it that real people couldn not be trusted so actors and rehearsed scenes were used. (yes and i know this was also a play and but a documentary should be a documentary. ) i really found myself getting put off by the various stars and and kept expecting one of them to drop character for a moment and say i am a good person because i am in this. this movie could have had a much more powerful social commentary had it been more objective or let us see matthew shepard and his murderers as people rather than symbols. (the much superior boys don not cry had an unflinching view of those involved good and bad. ) instead the laramie project gives an almost relentless lecture that someone sexuality should be accepted regardless and and little else. 
throughout this movie i kept thinking why on earth did they make this as a documentary and yet not include real footage of the people who were interviewed. sure and it would have been just like any other documentary and but then it would have been up to the film makers to find the meaning for the movie to deliver. using a host of well known movie stars (many of whom apparently asked to be in it) to portray real people gave me the feeling that there was a pre determined message to be delivered and and the director was so intent on it that real people couldn not be trusted so actors and rehearsed scenes were used. (yes and i know this was also a play and but a documentary should be a documentary. ) i really found myself getting put off by the various stars and and kept expecting one of them to drop character for a moment and say i am a good person because i am in this. this movie could have had a much more powerful social commentary had it been more objective or let us see matthew shepard and his murderers as people rather than symbols. (the much superior boys don not cry had an unflinching view of those involved good and bad. ) instead the laramie project gives an almost relentless lecture that someone sexuality should be accepted regardless and and little else. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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