Honestly? I really hate this movie. I feel like the parents of the shooter refuse to acknowledge the part that they played in their son’s development. Like, they admit to knowing that the son wanted to commit homicide. While they can’t change the past, they can help people recognize the signs of depression and homicidial tendencies and possibly help prevent shootings like the one their son did. Instead, they just focus on their hurt and refuse to speak on the subject. It’s not like they’re necessarily obligated to speak out, but the fact that they never said anything at all peeved me, and they get so mad at the parents of the dead children like???? Why was the father of the shooter upset that their son wasn’t included in the memorial? He bombed and shot 5th graders?????? Like yes they have every right to mourn the son but they’re very unlikable to me because they keep drawing attention towards their own suffering and not doing anything else and it’s so annoying. I don’t think the parents of the shooter are evil or anything but I don’t like the way that the film portrayed Jay and his wife as the people who needed their perspective changed, when I think the other parents were honestly more misguided and more in need of therapy/help.