info-19352 Yes, day-by-day, people is getting rude, brainless, self-centered, numb and dumb. I totally agree with Frank and Roxy on their political and social views. However shooting these people just made Frank and Roxy one of them. I cannot believe in "cut the grass and the grass won't grow" theory. The grass may look good only for a few days. And then...they grow again.We need to think "What is the root cause of today's problem?". Un-root the cause in order to stop the effect. Think of when, who, what, how and where. Give you some hints. Time is not today. Lucifer is in very high position. Brainwashing all the time. Greed is us. OK let's print more money today.If there is a god, he is watching people killing people. Doom day is coming. But there will be no judgement. Gun dealer bless America.

adamkatav I feel just like Frank, and every day I keep getting more and more frustrated by western society. I laughed so hard like I haven't in a long time. The movie is all about criticizing western society and letting off all the steam that is building in people like Frank, people who just want to be nice, and civilized.

Mdeb It's a comedy. Yet there are moral arguments inter-weaved throughout. Some good ones like: common courtesy, thinking about the consequences of their actions to others, moral consistency,... Yet, in all the tolerance found in comical father-daughterly scenes, there is a huge intolerance to other ideas and a condemnation of all and everything that is not 'cultured' and not liberal. This is a left-leaning movie and that's a shame. The acting is good, entertaining and the gore is ironically amusing given the movie's implicit hatred of brain-dead entertainment.

QueenMerida The first Bobcat movie I saw was World's Greatest Dad, which was another excellent piece, but God Bless America just blew my mind in so many directions! With it's intention to punish the wicked it reminded me of another great dark comedy, The Last Supper. This was just so incredible. I don't know if there's much else I can say that hasn't already been said about this movie. I will say I had no clue Bobcat was this much of a genius. Always did enjoy his silly roles like on Police Academy and his comedy routines, but WOW! I love movies like this that force you to think, that show you ball busting honest social satire! I am so grateful that Netflix had this movie, and I gave it a shot, (haha shot). I loved it but I did give it a 9 out of 10, mostly because I wish there would have been more explanations to things, specifically the little girl and her intentions and what caused her to go along with this. Yes she did explain a little bit about her life with her family, however there could have been more, was she bullied in school, or was it that she just had psychotic personality and just flat out enjoyed it. I guess it's good though that they are letting the audience draw conclusions and that it was a bit exaggerated, but still funny and honest. But this movie was definitely a cautionary tale, beware pushing someone too far, they may make you eat your parents in chili, like Cartman did.