A man doesn't believe his wife that their son hates her

[@elvispressplay7735]

I always feel so bad for the mother in this movie. The recap doesn't show that she DID try to talk about it with other people but they essentially ignored her. She carries so much guilt over something that she tried to stop and only failed because she wasn't taken seriously.

[@girlie294girlie]

I have this feeling that this recap has a misogynistic undertone in the sense that it phrased it as she *knew* it was her fault instead of pointing that she *thought* it was her fault.

[@elvispressplay7735]

@@girlie294girlie I agree. Why is the father who bought a dangerous weapon for a clearly troubled child not treated like a villain? It's not like the mother set up the target and cheered him on as he was literally training to kill people!

[@MikhailSharma08]

​@@girlie294girlie🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@FranSanTeeth90]

Did you miss that she was incredibly unreliable? That she thinks her newborn was crying on purpose to upset her? That she minimized breaking his arm? That instead of telling the doctor that he was in noisy situations, she lied and said he might be deaf because of his own crying as a baby?

[@FranSanTeeth90]

​@@elvispressplay7735Both parents barely parented him and contributed to his mental illness through PPD (not her fault) and abuse and neglect.

[@williepearl278]

Ezra Miller was definitely the right choice to play Kevin. One thing that I don’t agree with in this summary is that Eva pretended nothing was wrong with her son. I didn’t get that from her when I watched it. She knew something was wrong and wanted to find him some help but her husband was the one who refused to believe anything was wrong with Kevin. I’m sure that was due to Kevin acting completely different around his dad.

[@lakeyshavaughn8066]

Right

[@ivansepulveda854]

I was about to say the same thing ...

[@misstt25]

The mom deserved better😢. She was as much a victim, I wish the community had some compassion for her

[@ezeigbocpascal294]

See someone in tiktok say that the movie is about a abusive mom from her point of view and she is also an unreliable narrator

[@blackmagickdancer2282]

She did care she did attempt to tell her husband. She knew something was wrong with her son. Her husband ignored her.

[@damongirl66]

Her husband simply enjoyed being a father in the most blithely joyful way possible without thinking to address the issue. He never ran out of excuses for his son's shitty behaviour.

[@valerieking5265]

The scary truth of it all is that there are so many kids like Kevin in the world. They are quiet, smart, undiagnosed and planning a horrible tragedy.

[@Ninsidhe]

The mother tried for years to tell people that something was wrong. Blaming mothers for everything can be laid at the feet of Freud et al.

[@girlie294girlie]

It enrages me that it is so normalized to blame all family tragedies on the mother. This should stop.

[@abriah.j6720]

Everyone looks to mothers as the primary parent so any blame automatically falls on her even though she had no role in the crime.

[@TheJarlath9]

fr whos foult is it air ? people should look into what the parents did wrong so people can look out for it i have 2 kids and everything they do is my responsibility.

[@sunniecaffey7907]

some people need to look into psychology of the mind...learn how personality disorders work....its not ALWAYS the parents

[@otmossampacado1550]

Human reaction is to blame the living

[@crestfire8008]

It's "fathers have more influence on child's upbringing" until the child f*cks up so now it's "mother should have raised him right" Men 🍼

[@0815Horst]

The kid was a born psychopath , it was never the mothers fault.

[@yanyeouleong7922]

Wrong, the mom didn't raise that kid right in this movie, the mom has responsibility on that tragedy.

[@grogudjarin944]

@@yanyeouleong7922nature over nurture. Sometimes it’s the brain chemistry

[@CookieMunch_devourer]

@@yanyeouleong7922 no he’s a psychopath. A psychopath brain is different then the average persons, so yes their born that way.

[@SS-kp7hw]

it's always the mother's fault

[@proatgaming6531]

He is a psychopath, he tries to kill his sister when he was young

[@Roxy_rich]

I don’t understand how people are blaming the mother for her son actions. Psychopaths are great hiding from their parents their evil ways

[@otmossampacado1550]

Human reaction is to blame the living

[@crestfire8008]

Women are always blamed for male's actions

[@Roxy_rich]

@@otmossampacado1550 if you’re asinine I guess

[@otmossampacado1550]

@@Roxy_rich U can't cause pain n suffering to people, n also tell them to only grieve in a socially acceptable ways. People can be negative when grieving sometimes

[@salmaabdullahgb]

​@@otmossampacado1550the living mother

[@Swnsasy]

I will never ever understand why an entire community hates the mother like it's her fault... He took everyone EXCEPT for his mother.. She lost her husband and her child at the hands of her other and these disgusting people torment her like she doesn't lose her entire immediate family....

[@Liitebulb]

It's called misogyny and sexism

[@totalnoob364]

​@@LiitebulbWrong, it has nothing to do with misogyny or sexism. It's because she is the only person left from that family, the family of the killer, everyone is gonna put their anger on her. And a lot of people are gonna think that she raised him like that and it is her fault, that's what a lot of people do to parents of killers who made a massacre. If Kevin's dad was on her place for example, he would be going through the same.

[@irisdutra5033]

​@@totalnoob364 he killed everyone but her to make her miserable. He hated how happy the sister made her. Took happiness from her.

[@CabrettStartler]

@@Liitebulb Aah yes. Misogyny. The go to excuse when you don't want to take accountability. 🙄

[@kineticmeow9242]

Don't know why the recap was saying things like "she knew she deserved it/it was her fault" "she should have noticed/done something sooner." She noticed a long time ago something was wrong, but her husband didn't listen to her and doctors telling her there is nothing wrong with her son. Her husband just ignored her concerns and even told her she should 'get help'. Society does not look kindly on mothers who son was a school shooter. The film is a good example of why more and more women are choosing to be childfree. You can end up with a fucked up kid and the mother is who is going to get blamed and penalized heavier than the father. There are as list of penalties that come with motherhood and the cons out weigh the pros.

[@birdsascarnage]

This recap sucks cause it's AI...even worst the literal title of the movie is "We Need to Talk About Kevin". People should watch the actual movie, and I also agree with your comment, mothers are blamed for when the father's leave, when they're single mom's trying their best, they're blamed for everything. Dammed if you do, Dammed if you don't.

[@grogudjarin944]

@@birdsascarnageagreed watching the movie is better, but the book is twice better.

[@dontdiscriminatehateeveryo9263]

Fuckin AI. I hope people can't make money off these terrible videos.

[@sophosbeasan1]

This is really very disturbing movie. That boy should be charged as an adult. No special treatment for age. He caused the suffering of so many families and he doesn’t deserve a break at all. She should’ve divorced her husband long time ago. She should’ve left that boy to his dad and walked away with her daughter at least for safety. Obviously the dad is blind of his don’s faults and never believed her. He had it coming. And she should’ve lived as far as she can from the father and son.

[@Ready-ForTheEnd]

Some kids are just bad eggs. I've always said this.

[@RebekahAPinto]

I agree.

[@rujekonyamande469]

Totally 😢

[@astridediva]

I blame the father for getting him the arrow and not believing the mother 😢

[@AccountNumber2-y6y]

So you teach your kid how to cook and if they put a house in fire or stab others then would that be your fault. The son was clearly manipulating the father. It's esair to accept that an adult is over reacting rather than a child manipulating and being evil

[@ritaerror7829]

@@AccountNumber2-y6y well, it was more like encouraging a child to hunt for animals, and be blind to how it may lead to him searching for more sentient targets. Like many people are joking, if kids killing animals were reported, many serial killer wouldn't have a chance to become like that TLDR there's a difference between enabling dangerous hobby and teaching basic things

[@salmaabdullahgb]

​@@AccountNumber2-y6yhe's an idiot for not liste ING to his wife, being manipulated by a kid???

[@devamjani8041]

If child becomes successful : " His father raised him right. " If child goes the wrong way : " His Mom didn't raise him right. "

[@isitoveryet9525]

Lmao Most of the time, people will comment “his parents raised him right”….but whatever you need to push your silly narrative.

[@mimio008]

To the OP, you're absolutely right. Look no further than the second response to your post 😂

[@salmaabdullahgb]

​@@Jddaniels916😂 and how many successful people with single mums?

[@MeMe-ht2hd]

​@@salmaabdullahgb Lot of people raised by single mom and successful 😅 Oprah is one of them

[@CCLyssCC]

Did you hit your head or something? Lmao

[@teganlov4638]

Feels like you didn't watch the movie. The mother did indeed know there was something wrong with Kevin. That was the whole point.

[@salmaabdullahgb]

Yes and went to her husband and the Dr no one believed her, wtf is she suppose to do

[@totalnoob364]

​@@salmaabdullahgbwell she never took him to a psychologist though

[@bellewrites]

I like this film because it explores the many factors that led to the tragedy: 1. Kevin clearly being born a psychopath 2. His father’s disbelief and failure to discipline. 3. His mother’s lack of love/maternal instinct towards him. 4. His easy access to weapons. Blame is almost always shifted on the mother, but this shouldn’t always be so.

[@CordeliaWagner1999]

Disgusting how oblivious the husband is. A lot of women say that's very common.

[@otmossampacado1550]

Sure, the husband really is the problem

[@decoraqueena6413]

They're called NPC dads.

[@lNoWayAroundItl]

The movie was so intense to me. You have an idea how it will fold out but seems more realistic than some horror movies.

[@FranSanTeeth90]

She can't record it because she isn't innocent either. Her version is mostly bs that she's created in her head so she can feel like "poor me". She's just as manipulative as Kevin.

[@Nativ3_K]

What the name of the movie

[@marijkevandenoord2311]

we need to talk about kevin. the book is great too. by lionel shriver​@@Nativ3_K

[@aliceshannon5246]

This recap is horrible. none of this was the mother's fault. kevin was a sadistic psychopath who wanted to torture his mom. NOTHING was eva's fault.

[@Kinship1]

I wush Eva had left. Taken her new baby daughter and left that evil thing with his Dad.

[@missgamilaa]

Yes who kept nurturing him!

[@kanikagaral7637]

She was going through post partum. She needed so much help but didnt get any

[@IkoduduChukwudi]

That guy had a problem and it was ignored by the father due to blinded luv

[@CordeliaWagner1999]

The father was a manchild

[@Souchi-ito]

Ezra is a creepy as Kevin irl. Yikes

[@SkyeID]

so Ezra was the ideal actor to play the role

[@BohoAstronaut]

It was not the moms fault at all. She never felt motherly towards him bc he born a monster and she knew it deep down.

[@Oceanwaves7]

You sure?

[@deecollins9048]

I am @@Oceanwaves7

[@mandar13579]

I wouldn't say 'monster' because that's vague but yes, there was something wrong with Kevin. Perhaps he was a psychopath. There could be some paranormal explanations too. The mother could sense his bad energy, father refused to listen to her because Kevin put up a façade, so that the parents won't team up against him. It wasn't at all the poor mother's fault that Kevin was born with bad psyche.

[@sk19831000]

It's a movie....

[@canadapapers]

So right

[@Souchi-ito]

Should have gotten some secret camera and recorder. And lol at him getting humbled by prison life. Bro thought he was the king of manipulation but in reality he was just a edgy paycho teen.

[@jean-tatlock26]

Dang that's a good idea

[@rachelknightonline]

This movie took me several attempts to sit through. Ever since I was a kid I knew I wasn’t right in the head, and while now in my 20s I can say that I’ve never done anything like what Kevin did, I think back a lot to the times as a kid I would have these types of thoughts and how I’d try to tell people but they never really seemed to care. Honestly I think back on the choices and outcomes I’ve made and had in life up to this point and just marvel at how wrong things could’ve gone for me. It’s honestly a reason why I have an inability to form strong relationships with people, just living with the thought that one day I could be like this guy. If you’re feeling like me, please get help.

[@deicym.umlong464]

No you're not like him because you overcame those feelings or atleast you have the awareness of it and doing your best to not let them win over you. And i hope that you do find some one who would understand you and help you through it.

[@margaretgarana911]

Keep getting help and support. You’re important. It’s hard to make connections but maybe volunteering or a church will give you a community. Life has good parts.

[@canadapapers]

My only daughter is like that. In the sense that since she came back into my life after an year away she always hated me. It been more than 10 years she is 16 and still hates me. I have accepted it and I only do my fatherly duties without expecting anything but hate from her. It's painful but that's life.

[@6STFU9]

Talk to her why she hates you and that you are willing to be better. Fathers usually do not understand what females feel and their responsibilities. Kindly, have a one-on-one talk with her, probably take her out in a picnic. Do not be ashamed, shy or embarrassed to ask her out, dear father. It is high time that you understand your daughter what she is going through for future prosperity. All prayers and love to you and your family.

[@Anomaly_x3]

This movie is an extreme example of a child carrying malicious hate towards a caregiver or others for no apparent reason. It does happen. Generally speaking though, there is a tangible reason why your child behaves the way they do or feels the way that they feel. Most adults in my life do not take responsibility for the things they have done to make me feel a certain way and ‘accepting it’ instead of taking time to understand what you have done and rectifying it is just one of those things that makes me hate them even more. It just shows how little a person cares about how they treat others.

[@alexandriahall8286]

I feel your pain, my daughter hates me as well. I admit I wasn't a perfect mother, but that child made me absolutely miserable. I tried hard to change things between us. She use to tell friends and family that I didn't love her. It wasn't true I just couldn't stand her manipulative and controlling malicious behavior. I hope one day your daughter and you will find common ground.

[@jezzikijackson1373]

​@@6STFU9❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ yea

[@jezzikijackson1373]

​@@Anomaly_x3❤❤❤

[@hadizaaminu4885]

Its very important to be very observant of kids especially those with psychopatic tendencies...once recognized early, medication can go a long way....children always have a way knowing when feelings are sincere...they are sensitive like that. She was probably the only one he sincerely loved😅

[@CikRaifayusof]

Meaning?? Can you explain more detail

[@Ready-ForTheEnd]

He didn't love her at all. That's why he took away everyone from her including himself and left her to suffer. That's the cruelest thing someone can do

[@CikRaifayusof]

@@Ready-ForTheEnd i don't know but i think first comment its right.Maybe for us as normal person its look like hate and hatred but for him thats love

[@kupoqueen8378]

She tells infant kevin that she was happy before him. I'm not convinced he was born evil. The mother felt contempt for him at his most vulnerable stage in life. Thats cruel. Yes post part um is real but they were clearly well off. She couldve got a nanny so he could feel atleast some maternal love as a baby. This movie makes me so mad

[@ritaerror7829]

@@kupoqueen8378can you really left infant with a nanny? And dunno about the time it was set in, but it looks like being stay at home mom was more reasonable move (why do you need nanny if you are well off and you can take care of your child?)

[@EleyReiHer]

I love the quirky themes Tilda Swinton is doing... She ate up each scenes with great aplomb

[@lizthedisjointedzebra692]

Eva DIDN'T ignore his behavior and pretend everything was ok. She TRIED talking to people about it, especially her dumbass husband. He completely disregarded her, he was horrible to her.

[@KimBlaQue]

Tilda Swinton is an ethereal beauty 😍

[@salemcitadel]

Obviously if its not on video it didn't happen, so if kevin behaves differently with you record it secretly, then show your husband

[@KimBlaQue]

Ezra Miller is almost as disturbing as the character he played.

[@lakeyshavaughn8066]

True

[@freddiemeyer4563]

thats some amazing casting , little kevin looks just like ezra miller

[@AJDaBoneless]

You know now that you mention it he does look very similar to that psychopath erza miller....kinda creepy innit?

[@wild_.flower]

If I hear about one more movie where the mother/wife's concerns we're ignored... I guess it's a losing battle

[@LinguaLearningHub]

It's really sad but I hope everyone who watched pay attention to their children's behavior in order to prevent a similar situation. She tried her best to love her child but even if he didn't felt as if his mother loved him, he knew that his father and little sister does and he end up taking their lives. After all his actions his mother ended up suffering, her life filled with regrets and self blame. I use to think something really terrible have to happen to someone for them to be a psychopath but some are just born psychopaths. And if the father saw what the mother was experiencing (even though he hid it very well from his father), they could have gotten him help to suppress his psychopathic tendencies. Can you imagine your child ending your life with the gift you gave him.

[@randahani8223]

We need to talk about kevin

[@Wackalacka]

Supernatural

[@analuisahering2043]

The deep nightmare of any mother .... to give birth to a psycopath 😢

[@AZ_actual_voter]

The movie is titled "We need to talk about Kevin". This is what the mother was saying to her husband. The husband/father was the one who was blind to his wife's problems with the boy. Not much of a partnership or friendship in that marriage after the son was born.

[@Roxy_rich]

The mothers only mistake wasn’t getting her son a therapist along with a diagnosis when she noticed his behavior

[@berneleenxumalo9815]

Her husband wouldnt have agreed and her son would have manipulated everyone to thinking she was crazy.

[@buffytheinternetbullyslayer]

What about the father? He got the little demon into archery…

[@otmossampacado1550]

​@@buffytheinternetbullyslayer what next video games really? Psychopaths is not what you go to therapist to talk away, U simply pulled the short straw

[@Roxy_rich]

@@buffytheinternetbullyslayer he never showed his father the signs or acted the same way with him so he was clueless

[@Roxy_rich]

@@berneleenxumalo9815 even if so she should still have done it and definitely need a new husband because why would his wife just lie like that. The dad was low key trash and not supportive of his wife

[@lexir.1296]

She was the best mom she knew how to be with a child like that but the lesson in the end you have to love your children unconditionally

[@miss_phudding2118]

I would've left just like fathers do.

[@steveurkel9097]

Packed my one little bag and bought everything else when I got there.

[@buffytheinternetbullyslayer]

Yeah, I was thinking that too. When he was around 6 in the movie she should have left them two

[@Ready-ForTheEnd]

She could have divorced then and had the father keep the son while she kept the daughter

[@Alice15210]

​@@Ready-ForTheEnd I would have left before the girl was born 😂😂😂

[@HasufelyArod]

They only contribute with the baby batter. They're still necessary. I love the fact my father was always there for me, until his passing.

[@Just_nthombi]

It was never Eva’s fault 😢

[@Alice15210]

She had so much patience. I would have ran away at the first sight of failing to see what the problem is, only to realise that the kid hates me 😂😂😂

[@ritagam4514]

I loved how the director played with red color throughout thr screenplay

[@VicTheFigGuy]

I dont get the ending. The son was obviously a psychopath. Why is it still painting it as if it is her fault?

[@HasufelyArod]

Society be damn

[@bronzeplayergaming2244]

It’s told from the mother’s POV. As the audience, it may not seem like her fault but for her, it might

[@FranSanTeeth90]

Sir, we SEE her lie to the pediatrician about breaking his arm. She broke his arm because he purposely pooped his pants. That's called a disproportionate response. She also did thing like park his stroller near a jackhammer. If she had admitted this stuff and that she simply didn't like him-he could have gotten help. And anyone who thinks a newborn is trying to hurt them is insane. Kevin is a chip off the old block. Kevin is just better at better at being a psycho than she is.

[@Thatricanrose81]

It’s so weird that Ezra Miller played this role with this is how he is in real life!! A evil weirdo!!

[@sarah-rubywilliams-ramouta8146]

Powerful movie, felt unbelievably sorry for that poor mother.

[@cherryblossom7120]

The whole situation was so complicated. Eva was a first time mother who didn't want to be a mother. She did tried but kevin as a baby can sense that she hated it and grew up to antagonized her. I couldn't blame eva, how do you tried to love your kid, when your kid throws it back at you all his life? Why does kevin hate his mom so much?

[@jesusadecorazon5258]

There really are some child who lies perfectly and then parents dont notice or rather ignore it

[@Kimberpls]

the movie made me cry, but this recap hit even harder the second time. i'm so sad

[@Elsentongo]

So, is it some sort of sickness? It doesn't make sense for someone to hate without a justifiable cause.

[@buffytheinternetbullyslayer]

Some people are literally just born evil. Ever hear the phrase “the bad seed”? (There’s a great movie that’s named that as well about a crazy kid, for no reason, with loving parents)

[@ТаисияБас]

due to the fact that society imposes a stereotype of the ideal child, they do not always accept that there are truly evil children

[@jendrizzyy]

We’ll never know. It’s just a movie

[@000zamaru]

I've seen three or four court cases where mothers had to testify about their killer sons, and I always think of this movie. What would you do if kinda you knew your son was off in the head even when he was 5 years old??

[@Oceanwaves7]

Counseling, family counseling, tests, everything has to be on record especially as early as u can get it

[@tianathomas7732]

They still have psych wards and schools for trouble kids. I don’t think every child should be in there but if there’s clear signs then they shouldn’t be around society

[@AccountNumber2-y6y]

She took the child to a doctor when he was young and doctor said he was fine. The son was fine with her husband. I think the mother just thought the son kinda felt that she didn't like him at first and because of he didn't like her either. I thunk she thought he hates her rather than thinking he had mental issues

[@rhiannonpeach4571]

“We need to talk about Kevin” is a excellent movie but I really recommend reading the book it’s really really good 👍🏻 ❤

[@eurekandavani5089]

This is messed up. I'd leave him in prison.

[@Adam.Langton]

Daaaaark movie, but very well done.

[@asmrjudie]

This movie has always stayed with me

[@TheStoicNinja]

For almost a year ive been hearing this voice, and like that song you cant quite remember, i knew i knew the voice was familiar but couldn't quite place it. Today out of nowhere without trying i realize its the Rock's voice.

[@Jamietheroadrunner]

‘Rezoom’, lol! And this is the AI we’re afraid of 😂

[@ATP2555ify]

"She joking Riley slammed the door in front of them"

[@_MayDAY_]

But she still took the broken eggs 😢 they EXHAUSTED her

[@mysticjc]

Oh my, this sounds like a very similar story to the real story of Paris Bennett.

[@CourtneyOvid]

This movie is horrifying but so important

[@sarahryan3440]

Love this film. The book is good as well but hard to read

[@FrighteningFettuccine]

This movie was so fucked and the mother tried so hard she was not in denial of that demon spawn

[@aleksandarvil5718]

Kevin = Flash ( Justice League (2017) ; The Flash (2023) )

[@katiegeorgeripia]

Wow so the town and ppl blamed her???

[@stvnsonrated]

That woman was crying out for help and got constantly ignored. The father was just as off as the son thinking that his behavior was “normal”, wasn’t nothing normal about his behavior. And a lot of new mothers don’t bond as quickly as they like but many do come around if they seek help. I understand a mother and child’s bond but in this case that wasn’t the issue. He was born a psychopath and got off torturing his mother since he was a child. The husband and daughter probably could’ve lived had the father intervened more and believed his wife. Sad, sad story and the scary thing is there are families who actually go through this. You can’t love someone into doing good when they are naturally psychopathic. They need help from licensed medical professionals.

[@phaedraD]

This movie was disturbing! She was right, no one believed her. The worst- he killed the dad and daughter along with the kids at school. He literally left her alone and was only scared when he turned 18 and had to go to big boy jail! So messed up what he did to his Mom. He fucked with her so bad. She tried and no one listened

[@harisy1916]

The kid was born Ezra Miller- wtf did she expect?

[@myredeemerlives5]

And she still visits him in prison?😡😡😡😡👹

[@lost_girl1999]

She didnt deserved it. She tried to prevent it. She tried to tell the dad but he ignored

[@towelaNg]

How is the mother even remotely responsible

[@bobbytheblade2550]

So, a happy ending....mother and son reconciled!

[@kaylala5865]

“We need to talk about Kevin” is on Tubi

[@elohra2013]

This movie made me angry. So many flags and no support for the mother. The fact that Kevin received a lighter sentence because of his age disgusted me. He should never see the light of day.

[@CouldYouBeMoreObvi]

It feels like it was inspired by Paris Bennett

[@ImanAugusta-xe5fe]

Horrid review. The mother knew how evil the boy was and they are never releasing that boy.

[@kupoqueen8378]

"She over did it" as if theres an appropriate way to throw your child 😂this guy!

[@CordeliaWagner1999]

Can a child be autistic and Psychopathic at the same time?

[@espionheart6780]

It's pretty clear that depsite being a sadistic psychopath I think he did it just to get his mum's attention cause I'm pretty sure he knew that his mother never loved him and was jealous that his sister grew up with the motherly love he never got despite being loved by his father it was the father's obliviousness and eva's ignoring him that enabled him to believe he could get away with anything even when he was being arrested, but when we see him during the visisting hours he's learned the hard way that it isn't the case and the worse is yet to come when he turns 18 but at least they are now slowly building a mother/son relationship.

[@cassandrarocha7369]

It threw me off a bit how you blamed the mother. It wasn’t her fault. The dude was messed up from birth.

[@thegreenbaron6439]

This came out in 2011. The following year was the 2012 sandy hook shooting

[@jenilorenz]

Mkultra runs hollyweird

[@NJGuy1973]

We feel bad for Eva Khatchadourian, but not for Sue Klebold.

[@AmusedGuitarPedals-pg9tk]

The mother did everything she could but she voiced her concerns and even her own husband didn’t believe her. It almost got to the point where it seem lil she would’ve been the one to get thrown into a mentally asylum.

[@kelticlady8941]

Backstory of the Ice Witch😊

[@eurekandavani5089]

How did he lock himself in from outside with a bicycle lock?😂

[@bunnystrasse]

LOOOOL

[@vuyelwajeanettdikane372]

Maybe used another entrance 🤷‍♀️

[@eurekandavani5089]

@@vuyelwajeanettdikane372 if there was another entrance there was no need for the rescue mission then

[@SpiritSoPoetic]

I was wondering the same thing

[@DystopianSimulation47]

why do these channels never say what the title of the movie is?

[@thelivingmystery.africa]

To get more comments asking about the name

[@birdman4174]

I have read the book, since at a young age the mom always noticed there was always something off about her son. But there is more details. If you get a chance read the book.

[@wendyandcarla2176]

So this was a life story of Ezra Miller

[@bryanbelcher5785]

Just watch the movie the son is to blame but he could tell the mom seem different with him.like the scene when he was a baby she seemed like she didn't want to hold him or be bothered with him and that does things to a kid kid

[@devamjani8041]

It wasn't her fault, terrible recap 😡

[@CikRaifayusof]

I have watch this movie.I DON'T UNDERSTAND how psychotic and dangerous kevin was.WHY HE DO THAT? Is that just because he want her mother love and attention to himself.I can't brain.So all this time he do terrible thing to get her mother love and attention?? Is he blind his mother always love him and his sister

[@8Smoker8]

Some kids are just evil. We can rationalize it in many ways, but that's still how it is. Not their fault? Maybe, does it really matter though?

[@uninspiredclover2771]

Maybe she wanted to see if he was deaf because of all the noise she exposed him to as a baby when he cried nonstop

[@enochsapam3893]

My opinion of this movie? Why the f**k did a juvenile who committed horrific crimes was not treated as an adult and given life imprisonment without the possibility of parole or death sentence?

[@kktowne6992]

“We need to talk about Kevin “

[@breanadunlap5998]

She should’ve developed more as. A person and became strong in god to try to raise thst boy up because the narrator does have a point kids don’t ask to be here and the mother did emotionally abandon him technically, even though he was evil. There was still a chance for him as a baby

[@Monica_Rights]

It’s weird how he turned out like the character in real life 😮

[@Seks_couture]

What’s the name of this movie ?

[@Jwa-fo6nb]

Both the parents are dumb and that poor little girl had to be in pain because she got two stupid parents who allow her older brother to abuse her