I'll never see diamonds the same way and will most likey never want to buy one. Good movie, everyone should watch it.

 

sounds like a good movie to have the womens watch.....

 

+++++++1000,0000

 

Don't think i will ever not want diamonds rofl

 

yeah really, they say they can tell the difference...hmmff... whatever

 

Yeah, my fiance hasn't seen the film, but she is aware of the destruction diamonds carry, which is why she does NOT want a diamond ring... Works out for her, works out for my wallet.

But yeah, I haven't seen the movie either, but the whole diamond ring thing is lame as hell. It was never a tradition, it was made up by the diamond company "de beers" and every woman in the US is sold on it. Sad, but true. Not to mention the lives that these stupid gems cost... It's all about money and greed.

 

****en movie was hella sick!!!

 

I never knew diamonds had this history. I was shocked! But yea, really, never ever will I buy a diamond, just like I'll never buy a fur coat.

 

Yeah, f'uck fur coats... Not only are they ugly as HELL, but dude, how many animals have to die in order for someone to have ONE fur coat!? F' those people!

 

good movie

 

The girl who is the African man's wife was one of my mom's students. Her little brother was in my class. I haven't seen the movie, but I haven't heard any bad reviews on it.

 

It was a good movie. For those that haven't seen it, it's on www.peekvid.com

 

+1 Awesome movie

 

Meh. Am I the only one who thought this was only okay? It is great that a movie starring big actors can be conscious of current social issues globally, but the ending of the movie just pissed me the hell off. I mean, the end of the Leo character was tolerable as it wrapped up a fictional love plot, but the ending with Solomon Vandy triumphing over an evil-doing corporation just made me laugh. I mean, all that really does is make the audience feel a sense of closure in the problem and that justice was served. So yeah sure, it makes one think, but does it make one think enough?