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Killing Fields is on par with, if it doesn't exceed, the power of any war movie ever made. I liken it to Hotel Rwanda, Cry Freedom, and The Quiet American, all films seen through the eyes of simple men in extra-ordinary circumstances. The magnitude of the brutality of the Khmer Rouge is perfectly and savagely captured as innocent men, women, and children are summarily executed absent the slightest provocation. It is a film that makes you say, I didn't realize that happened ala Hotel Rwanda. Every child over ten should be shown this film to truly understand that evil exists and the world is not all McDonalds and fun. There are human beings just like us living under an indescribable fear that death is coming and there is nothing they can do about it. Sam Waterson is wonderful as the protagonist and of course Haing S. Ngor is stunning as Dith Pran. See this movie and it will change the way you view the world.

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Tri-edge

I suggest also watching Graves of the fireflies...

Kiddo

ohhh mann i rememberd this movie :`( first time i watchd it its wass sooo sad

kimleema

Thanks For Sharing The Khmer Genocide Movie Alex But It Is Very Very Very Painful to Watch Because I Was In The Regime And Also At The Very End Of The Movie. They Were Finish Filming At One Of The Thai Refugee Camp Call Khao I Dang In The Hospital. They Were Gathering A Whole Lot Of Refugees At The Very End Of The Movie, I Was In There, It Is Very Painful. For Most Of You Guy Later Generation Don't Know How That Fell But May Heard Something About The Genocide But Imagine If(......) In There Worst Then Hell. Thank For The Movie Not FOR The Pain!

Kim Lee Ma

zhonguo

Hey Kim, i was in Khao I Dang too but i left there before they were filming.

kimleema

yes, only at the very end of the movie, you know which part the movie i talking about right. At the end where that american guy met his collegue and a lot of the refugee were gathering around and the end right there. I don't remember what it is but i had a very bitter memory in the regime.

What year left kid camp and where were you went? How old are you now and where are you now? I am currently living in norther, california.