UTØYA-JULY 22 | Official UK Trailer

Available to watch now on: www.modernfilms.com/utoyajuly...
On July 22 2011 more than 500 youths at a political summer camp on an island outside Oslo were attacked by an armed, right-wing extremist. Earlier that day he bombed a Government building in Oslo before making his way to Utøya island. In this first fictional movie about the attack we get to know Kaja (18) and her friends. The movie starts when the youngsters, shocked by the bombing in Oslo, are reassuring their relatives that they are far away from the incident. Suddenly, the safe atmosphere is shattered when shots are heard. We then follow Kaja as she tries to survive - minute by minute.

[@sandbakken89]

As a survivor of Utøya, I can say that the movie absolutely depicts the emotional truth of what it was like being there.

[@akhsdenlew1861]

you were actually there?

[@sandbakken89]

@@akhsdenlew1861 Yes

[@lea88pu]

If you find my question offensive, it is not my intention, please forgive me in advance if it is the case! I wish to ask: Did you manage to watch it until the end? I ask it bcs I had to take breaks to remind myself I am home and not there.

[@sandbakken89]

@@lea88pu No offense taken. Yes I some how managed it. Perhaps because I saw it on kino and had no other choice :)

[@CollieChan]

​@@sandbakken89Kan inte föreställa mig skräcken du och dina vänner gått igenom 💔 Jag är glad att du klarade dig!

[@buklau3424]

Everyone comparing this one with the netflix version. This movie is about the attack. The netflix movie is more about after the attack. In my opinion both of these movies are really good and worth watching and you can't really compare them since they focus on different things

[@anamay2189]

Buk Lau where can i watch it?

[@buklau3424]

@@anamay2189 its on netflix, idk if its available somewhere else but it is probably

[@sangpengelana808]

Agree with u.. It's not necessary to compare..

[@212.4ever]

I was there as it happened and it was very scary i escaped true his boat with some friends

[@CuntLucifer]

At a runtime of about 1 hour and 20 minutes, this movie felt like 10 minutes. I was so on the edge of my seat all the time, I actually forgot I watched a movie. Outstanding acting from EVERYONE and phenomenal directing. This is a movie everyone should see at least once. Rest in peace to all who lost their lives in this horrible massacre. May it never happen again

[@Varec1a]

The terrorist was on the island for 1 hour and 20 minutes, weird coincidence

[@lars3683]

@@Varec1a Nah more like what the movie wanted.

[@kingklebold6474]

@@Varec1a free him

[@kingklebold6474]

@@lars3683 free him

[@adamkwiecien5489]

Actually, the scene in which Kaja and Magnus sat on the shore and talked about future felt like an hour - even though it lasted few minutes, it was that boring.

[@sadboi-yo1hz]

I actually visited Utøya recently (school related) and it was, for a lack of a better word, haunting. Walking down the path where a lot of the people were shot dead- people closer to my age than I’d like- it was disturbing. I can’t even imagine what those teens were feeling. The path is called “kjærlighetsstien» or “the love path” due to the nice view and romantic stories surrounding it. That place will never be the same as it was before 2011.

[@donnabaardsen5372]

I lived in Norway, Stavanger, for year's. Am fluent but am writing in English anyway. I know exactly what you're saying here. "Haunting" would be my description of being where so many were murdered, as well. In fact, I would not want to be there at all. After 9/11 here in the U.S., the places where so many were murdered have been turned into memorial site's. No one stays there, they visit only. Utoye would be too spooky for me, too sad.

[@alfadub1962]

I can’t believe they still use the same island that’s ridiculous.

[@venusa.4068]

I just watched the netflix one. I watched it randomly ‘cause thumbnail looks good (Yes that’s how I choose what to watch on netflix.) and it says based on true story. I didn’t know something happened like this in Norway. I was ugly crying on the shooting scene. Like I was sobbing for real. I didn’t even want to finish it anymore. The fact that it happened in real life terrified me so much imagining those kids, probably the same age as me, alone in the island without protection, running for their lives. Oh my god, it was just pure terror.

[@LesPaul2006]

You must be very young, then. This attack made headlines all over the world.

[@malesal5452]

@@LesPaul2006 No one knows about this in Latin America

[@saladbread8127]

@@LesPaul2006 hey, my birthday is on july 22 and I just heard about this attack about one year ago. But I was 6 when that happened, so I don't even know how big it was where I lived.

[@juanjoestar2864]

Im Norwegian and i was 4 when it happened but it wasn't near where i live

[@juanjoestar2864]

@@saladbread8127 i hope you don't get bullied or get offended by having your birthday on 22th april

[@klaradurisova3161]

Just the fact this movie is basically one shot is insane

[@ThePatricia1008]

I loved how they anonymized completly the "attaker" - no name and no face!

[@thefoxthatboxedu1271]

He’s name is Anders behring breivik and this happend in my country norway

[@kingklebold6474]

@@thefoxthatboxedu1271 free him. He's innocent

[@arianopoien]

@@kingklebold6474 Tell me exactly what he did.

[@kingklebold6474]

@@arianopoien he was framed

[@arianopoien]

@@kingklebold6474 Tell me what he did on that island.

[@bxttercream3871]

i lost my best friend during this event. i just hope she is in a better place now

[@isa3935]

@schütze what???

[@CunnyRape]

Nothing of value was lost

[@vodca2000]

yes, hell has a special place for young social democrats :)))

[@LusoKolumbuz]

Rip bozo

[@werwerqweqwe]

@life is ok That wouldn't solve anything. You wouldn't feel any better for it either.

[@juneriska4234]

I was 9 years old when that happened. I live in norway but far away from oslo.I was just told a little of what was going on. Scientist believed that parents could not tell everything to the children. I was very scared at that time. But Norway stood together and we got through it. But every time I see this, I cry.

[@Redstryk]

No fictional horror movie could ever come up with a scenario as horrifying and fucked-up as this. Imagine being a teen stuck on an island with a merciless gunman hunting you down like animals as you cower in whatever less-than-ideal hiding space you can find or muster, all the while hearing your friends be murdered one gunshot after another around you for the next hour and a half as you hope and pray that the next gunshot isn't the last thing you ever hear on this cruel Earth. This wasn't a movie, this actually happened in real life to those poor kids who didn't stand one chance against this psycho. It's a real shame and traversity of justice that Breivik will never justifyingly face the same fate he remorselessly gave to these innocent boys and girls that should've been living the best moments of their lives on that island, not dying on its cold beaches or leaving with a lifetime of extreme PTSD and trauma. May the victims of this horrific crime rest in peace and may its survivors find healing from what they experienced.

[@MaddieBuckley577]

IKR

[@mgbnilam]

This movie is so such better than the one on Netflix

[@rjan3825]

The Main charakter is my teacher😂

[@f1ki246]

Where can i watch this one?

[@imaank8998]

@@rjan3825 REALLY?! She looks so young:)

[@Mr.Japlay]

@Europe for Europeans just please leave

[@jokybones]

why should i watch it anyway

[@TheNazMo]

It's almost inconceivable that there are people watching this movie that empathize with Breivik and agree with his motives...but apparently there are. Scary, scary times.

[@isakstenersen2740]

Devin Brooks fuck any kind of extremeism

[@captkurt11]

Those extremist's on the right, are motivated by hatred of people unlike themselves. The desire of the "good ole' times" is only a diversion to rationalize their hatred. If they were truly motivated for change, they would direct their efforts towards those issues they'd like to change instead of toward those they hate. It's ironic that these people see themselves as great patriots when they themselves are the terrorists that they think they are fighting against.

[@FullNietzsche]

Isak Stenersen Who gets to decide what's extreme? You? Is replacing Europeans en masse extreme? The establishment says not. Others may think differently. Does it mean Breivik did a nice thing? No it doesn't. But you can acknowledge he had a point even if you disagree with his methods. Brushing these issues under the carpet won't make them go away.

[@LowleyUK]

@@erikalulea3608 Not voting for a right wing government will cause these kinds of atrocities to keep happening. If a right wing government was in power, Breivik would never have acted.

[@hermanessences]

I think you are conflating empathy with sympathy. To empathize with someone means to UNDERSTAND them. It's perfectly possible, and for some, even easy, to understand any person in the whole world, even the most evil people that one despises, if one has an empathetic brain. I suppose you're talking about the people who sympathize with Breivik, since understanding someone can never be a bad thing.

[@kingbacon2937]

The movie plays about 90 minutes in one take. The actors are marvelous. The screams and shots makes you truly feel the horror and like you’re actually there. Especially when you don’t know that much about the attack and is just as confused and scared as the youths in the movie. Broke my heart when i watched it. I knew it was gonna be worse in a movie but it hit me harder that i thought it would. Even though the characters were fictional, the attacks, the shots, the helicopters. It was all there. Must be horrifying to die in such a young age with your whole life ahead and in addition to having a whole family ruined.

[@dexterdime4217]

I had an anxiety Attack while watching this trailer, I Will Forever Mourn The People we lost that day. 💔💔💔💔

[@tadeodavidsson7844]

Now this movie has finally got to HBO Max!!! I have wanted to see this for so long, and it is so good (not of course the happening behind it, RIP to the people who died). All i can say is: see it! Its absolutely One of the best movies ever to make you feel like you are there

[@ragna8581]

I was just crying the whole time. It absolutely terrifies me to death that this happened in real life.

[@HollyHargreaves]

If any Aussies want to watch it, it's currently on SBS on demand. And it's brilliant.

[@msa464]

I just watched the movie.. God damn it that was creepy i felt like i was with them on the movie.. And the gun shot omg i felt like im gonna die.. And this movie is filmed in ONE take.. Omg i felt like i was in the movie

[@vanusabueno8257]

Estou assistindo agora, tenho 1 filho de 15 anos e só de imaginar se fosse com ele eu morreria. Quanta tristeza em saber q foi real

[@Jointish]

I can honestly say that this movie blev me away! Im from Sweden and remembered this day like it was yesterday! The acting in this movie is out of this world and the amazing thing is that the whole movie is filmed in ONE single take. Unreal!

[@morningstar3451]

How things going in the islamic nation of Sweden?

[@lovisakld1283]

@@morningstar3451 Very well thanks.

[@watzio1206]

@@morningstar3451 There are problems just like every other country but most is good.

[@yayo0]

norwegian acting is always top tier

[@janjensen7661]

Okay this terror attack didnt effect you in any way so get lost

[@lea88pu]

This is the best movie I've ever seen about this type of subject. Not that I like the subject ,it is a real life horror. But people who never experienced things like this can't even imagine this situation and this movie really opens your eyes and put you in a position as a viewer to feel the fear and how it is when you don't know if you'll see another day. We should not close our eyes in front of this horrors but be aware they do exist. I wish they don't but the world can be a cruel place. During the movie that aired on our national television I really was happy every time the commercial came along (usually I detest them). I needed a break to remind myself I am not there. I cried a lot. But couldn't stop watching and hoping that people survive and escape! I was sad for those who died and extremely happy for those who survived but at the same time sad they witnessed horrors they never should have. So many emotions at the same time! And you really ask yourself: "what would I do?" and don't know the answer. I wish that no one knew the answer to this question.

[@eliseevensen1750]

When all this happened I remember the song "Pumped Up Kicks" was hugely popular and played a lot on the radio. The lyrics goes: "All the other kids with their pumped up kicks, they better run better run. Faster than a bullet." It was an absurd time in Oslo and Norway.

[@cme7893]

The amount of people that I know who loved that song but didn't realise what they were actually singing and dancing to was crazy. It disturbs me so much to see people enjoying that song.

[@sofiaxo4543]

Was it about this?

[@eliseevensen1750]

@@sofiaxo4543 No, just very poor timing.

[@brookegreenlee]

Saw this movie in sweden a few months ago. I was terrified and it almost felt like you were there with them. Good bio-play film.

[@watzio1206]

@@hjkl4153 What the fuck does any of what you Said have to do with thecomment you replied to?

[@stefanSS1480]

@@watzio1206 He is full of rage and stupidity let him be.

[@DarkkiraraGT]

Saw the Netflix movie and must watch this. What happened was truly tragic and I can’t imagine how these innocent kids suffered through this.

[@MichaelB07]

They deserved it

[@stelken5021]

I was in like 3rd year when It happened (I was around 8 or 9), and I was just told really small information about it so I didn't really understand what was going on. But I remember this one assistant at our school maybe a year later I don't know, and she was a survivor, and now as I think back at it, I feel extremely bad for her. (I didn't understand it at that time.) I live 1 hour away from Oslo.

[@TheVildee]

Halfway through this movie I realized my legs had been shaking the entire time.

[@clausm2203]

This was a strong movie to watch being danish and norway being our neigbor i still cant bellive that something like this could happen there my heart goes out to all the people who was killed that day and those who live with the scars....but the actors did a great job and the strongest scene for me was with the injuried girl... when kaja went to check on something and she yell hallo.... that got me....just the thought what those poor kids went tru

[@ramnand538]

where to watch this?

[@Youtuber-qb7rx]

Does anyone know where I can find this movie?

[@rebelliouss5334]

Can someone tell me how can I watch this movie? I really want to see it

[@kevtb874]

There's a death scene in this that wrecked me. It's a real event and it's filmed in such real time with no hope of the injured getting medical care. It's devastating and makes me weep for the lives lost and hate that people ever dare take the live of another. I'm normally a chill guy but my rule in life is live and let live. Anyone breaks that and I consider them scum. I don't wish death on anyone but for them to feel the full weight of their actions whatever that entails. And for people on a similar path to wake up and get help.

[@isabellavictoria9013]

The ending made me cry for 2 days

[@rorystephenson7095]

Where can I watch it?

[@sadiepuppyrider6753]

Rory Stephenson Netflix. But its NOT a movie only, its really happening.

[@puteborddelux1309]

@@sammymontana5658 great, now i know she dies, thanks

[@sammymontana5658]

PuteBordDelux ow shit 😅 my excuses for dumb 5 months ago me, didn’t think about the spoiler, deleted my comment :|

[@vigothemigo2033]

PuteBordDelux yeah,it’s the saddest death in a movie i’ve watched ever

[@zreymanzreyes]

Where is download full movie site?

[@hillapillatortilla9638]

does anyone know where I can watch this movie? I watched the netflix one and I thought it was pretty good and I really want to watch this one

[@Error_Return]

I loved the plot thwist at the end i did not expect it and i got so flipping suprised lol

[@charinabacalso97]

i dont think there's plot twist

[@Frisviold]

22 July I was 2 years old I was so happy my birthdays was the next day but I just wanted to cry I could hear the bomb I don’t remember so much but my mom do she remember the time and everything. Now I’m older and I’m really thankful I’m still alive

[@starlight992]

This movie is the best movie of 2018, at least for me since i'm half norwegian. I have seen this movie, it was worth it to see even if it was very scary. I was in Norway when all this happend on 22 July 2011. It was very scary and sad when i heard about this, along with that i almost lost my brother when that bomb explode. I look forward on the day when Breivik dies.

[@cvjulle5729]

I think he deserves to suffer in jail for rest of his life. When he gets out from jail someones gonna kill him anyway

[@starlight992]

@@cvjulle5729 Yes, but it take very long before he will get out. He is too dangerous for the world. He has said that he would do the things he did all over again.

[@ipurpleyou6355]

I’m so sorry ur brother almost died because of the bomb... i hope he stays in jail for the rest of his life so he can never see the sun again. Fuck him uGh

[@starlight992]

@@ipurpleyou6355 Thank god, my brother survived it. I hope that Breivik dies soon.

[@stefanSS1480]

@@starlight992 I hope he lives a long painful and full of torture life cause he is crazy.

[@MaddieBuckley577]

I live in norway and we Are learning abt this rn and 77 ppl died…

[@johnwilliamross]

I want to watch this movie. Can't find it ANYWHERE. Make it available!

[@Lenaa-ry1lj]

Where can I watch this movie?

[@Yazee90]

The movie is marvelous depiction of horror of such events. As people involved in these events were same age as I was at same time, it was extremely difficult to watch, especially in light of current events. Couldn't imagine myself going through anything similar, even though had my fare share of strugles in life. My heart is with all of those touched by this event. And mind is thankfull for respectful, admirable and qualitative take on showing this. These 90 or so minutes were fully intense

[@MartinHCollection]

Really moving and powerfull movie. I was literally frozen...

[@vlr2220]

does anyone know where i can watch this movie? like a website or app or something

[@sweetkittencandygirl]

tv.nrk.no if that’s available where you are.

[@sweetkittencandygirl]

Sorry i checked, not available on NRK anymore

[@trevorsmith1076]

How do you watch this. What do you use?

[@jonascarrillo8699]

at a local movie theater. :/ at least here in mexico

[@mind5367]

This is way better than the netflix one. For one there is emotion here and it is in Norwegian

[@EmmaLavik]

To say this: The Netflix movie "22 July" is a matinee (A screen film) If you really wanna see how the attack was, I recommend to watch the film "Utøya 22.Juli" it gives you the real perspective of how the attacks were.

[@exavicampos5457]

I saw 22 July, I thought it was amazing. I want to watch this bad but don't know how or where to watch it. Where did you watch it? Is there a link?

[@EmmaLavik]

@@exavicampos5457 You want to see the "Utøya 22.July" movie?

[@exavicampos5457]

@@EmmaLavik yes exactly!

[@EmmaLavik]

@@exavicampos5457 streamtajm.com/movies/details/8556-utaoya-22-juli/ Think you can see it here :) They speak Norwegian but you will understand the movie without the speaking aswell

[@lindamcclain5569]

@@EmmaLavik Thank you, didn't understand a single word but yet....I did understand every emotion. That was hard to watch but filmed very well..Thanks for the link!

[@bigfishartwire4696]

I saw this trailer and wanted to watch the movie, of course. Then I thought I found it on Netflix and I was wondering why it didn't look as good as in the trailer. *facepalm*.

[@cvjulle5729]

:D

[@okamgnienia]

cause it's different movie.

[@evakbaltersen4426]

a way to watch the movie?thank...:(

[@nicoledahi3862]

This movie is very good , well played and brutal I just watched it end still shaking ooh my God 😢😢😢

[@tssg_5544]

where can I watch this?

[@jixzn.4895]

@@tssg_5544 search on yts website then u can download it on torrent:))

[@zekhaihi2803]

@@jixzn.4895 wait how do i do that

[@samuelsysum9176]

Where can I watch this ???

[@lgssportcar3188]

Samuel Sysum Viaplay

[@getterkaru1705]

Is there any place i can watch it for free?

[@stefanSS1480]

like yts dot am ?

[@gremian1988]

Netflix

[@theahjelmeland4331]

This movie is so much better than the one on Netflix. But its really touching. I get a weird feeling every time I watch anything about utøya. (Im from Norway btw, so my english is bad)

[@zilleyon]

Being a Norwegian is no excuse for bad English at this point

[@deepfriedcancer5265]

I was still wondering if there are still summer camps in Utøya? Must be haunted

[@zilleyon]

@@deepfriedcancer5265 there is.

[@deepfriedcancer5265]

@@zilleyon Damn. 69 people died there (correct me if I'm wrong). I'm not the paranormal type of guy, but there has to be some paranormal shit happening

[@deepfriedcancer5265]

@@zilleyon Oh shit? Have you been there/or experienced it? That's fucked up

[@beghhh286]

This movie is so good the fact that its based on a true story

[@saraoliveira6868]

Song??

[@emmahughes1539]

Where can i watch this online??

[@migueltn754]

search on google for - Utøya 22. juli NyaFilmer it doesn't have subtitles in english though

[@rebelliouss5334]

Miguel hey I tried to do it and I can’t it doesn’t let me any other way?

[@lgssportcar3188]

Emma KZbin Viaplay

[@mateuszm2529]

Where can i watch it?

[@ModernFilms]

On all UK-based VOD platforms, as listed out here: www.justwatch.com/uk/movie/utoya-july-22

[@ujang3288]

I think this is better than the netflix one though I haven’t watch either yet

[@shaanjimmy5260]

Movie name plzz

[@petraleopold2713]

this movie is truly remarkable, rewatched it few days ago, i love the way it was filmed, it felt so raw and natural, i felt like i was with them, i can't imagine the fear and panic they went through, may victims rest in peace and to survivors i wish happy and fulfilled life❤

[@bigkartel8443]

Anyone else in the comment section from norway ?

[@yvesrouxel9987]

A signaler que le dvd en France a été éditer à peu d'exemplaires comme"Made in France"de Nicolas Boukrieff???

[@elysetomkins1934]

Anyone know where I can watch this?? (in Australia) thanks!

[@migueltn754]

Hey! Search on google for - Utøya 22. juli NyaFilmer but there's no english subtitles on the website so you'll have to save the movie on your computer and to download english subtitles from external site. I hope this helps

[@elysetomkins1934]

@@migueltn754 thanks so much! Unfortunately it won't seem to let me download it :(

[@migueltn754]

@@elysetomkins1934 If you're using google chrome go to chrome store and download "Stream video downloader" it should help. And you are more than welcome.

[@elysetomkins1934]

@@migueltn754 you're a legend xx

[@migueltn754]

@@elysetomkins1934

[@Kafka_008]

This reminds me off 22 July movie

[@kirank287]

This is the original one

[@Sabrina-dc2fw]

10 years ago in july🥺

[@mdcplay2854]

Como se llama la música de fondo?

[@miguelrojasyrojas4855]

True colors. original de cyndi lauper

[@mdcplay2854]

@@miguelrojasyrojas4855 gracias, si es la misma canción pero me gusta más la versión de este trailer

[@abcdecghijklmn]

Why they didnt swim out frpm the Island? What was the water temperature?

[@abcdecghijklmn]

600m To the shore

[@hblooser71]

To far to swim and with a watertemperature of just +10°C (in other words, cold)..... The shooter were also shooting on kids who he saw swimming, so.....

[@abcdecghijklmn]

@@hblooser71 10c? Utöya is in a lake. The attack happened in July.

[@hblooser71]

@@abcdecghijklmn I know when and where it happened, and I also know that the temperature wasn't all that high that summer... But..., if I have been misinformed about the status quo at the time of the attack, then I apologize.... It wasn't a warm summer back then, just sayin'.... 🤷‍♀️

[@elisabethlarsen4282]

@@abcdecghijklmn People could last 6-10 minutes in the water. It's in Norway. The North. It's very cold, even in July.

[@themotherlover1]

the worst thing was that i was in Norway happy when all this happend.... i was smiling and having the best time of my life when others was having it so bad:( i knew some one who was there and i am not saying this because i want atention.. i am from norway and dont speak English sorry for bad grammar

[@starlight992]

I was also in Norway that day and was happy. But when i heard about all this i was both sad and shocked. :(

[@driptripjay376]

This is just a Tuesday in the USA unfortunately

[@Pernille-06-12-]

I Remember when i was there😢

[@appel8408]

I Hope you’re okay today ❤️

[@krkics]

Scandinavian movies vs Netflix 1:0

[@justanonym4738]

it’s just so sad they had to experience that

[@vegardjohnsen9639]

The girl works at my school haha

[@pabloignacio6958]

😢

[@murattekin3235]

is kaya die?

[@elisabethlarsen4282]

Yes, Kaja was shot two times, last shot was in the head 😫

[@user-df7sy5it9j]

She’s not dead in real if guys thought

[@laho6649]

Happy birthday commander Fjotolf Hansen

[@joshuaheadley417]

Where can I watch this movie for free

[@elvirad8846]

You can searh: lookmovie then you type 22 july

[@joshuaheadley417]

@@elvirad8846 thanks

[@saladbread8127]

If you have no time but if you wanna watch this movie than whatch fitst 20 minutes of movie july 22 on neflix

[@ammienzaza]

So heartbreak, broken,

[@user-kr5hh1ev1n]

This film re-sensitizes its audience to violence. Enough said.

[@ADAMSIXTIES]

I hate to be the one to say it, but whomever it was that okayed the monster's trip to Utoya and whomever ferried him over. Everyone on that island was relying on them for the security of their lives. They thought the monster was a cop. Based on that misjudgment they let someone who admitted he had weapons on the island. I'm not saying the monster wasn't totally responsible. I'm saying in the same way that the 9/11 hijackers slipped through security he did too..there was a big lapse of security in both cases.

[@PelleKuipers]

If you'd watched the movie you'd actually know they admitted this afterwards. But you can't check everyone every day. And it's a 100% the responsibility of the person killing others. If you get hit by a car because you didn't look both ways you're gonna blame your friends who were more careful?

[@haanis5458]

I know that it's not important, but why did they have to show the clip of her singing in the trailer. It's not a spoiler or anything, but they were so close to a godamn great trailer. Keep the song in the background. Dont show the clip. It kinda ruins the emotion of it for me.

[@rosekilledjack]

Didn't a film about this just appear on netflix?

[@shiromoctezuma]

Yes. Already watched it, it was soooo good.

[@rosekilledjack]

@@shiromoctezuma Really? I watched it for like an hour. I didn't think it was that good. So I'm hoping this one will be.

[@elli1327]

rosekilledjack this one came out in march

[@rosekilledjack]

@@elli1327 Oh. In the description box it says coming in October.

[@elli1327]

rosekilledjack aah, then maybe that is when it releses outside norway

[@shalo3294]

Netflix's movie is an absolute shit (Like 99% of their catalog) Do you want to experience the real horror of the Utoya massacre? Watch this masterpiece as soon as possible!

[@aa-fh4zo]

I read the book. I have to wqtch. Im terrifyied

[@vanusabueno8257]

Esse ator q faz o personagem do terrorista é excelente, mas eu.odeio o personagem, dá medo, ele e totalmente insano

[@pegaziivids5911]

world safest place not sure about that

[@abcdecghijklmn]

What the fuck took the police/delta 55min to get to the Island after 1st emergency call???????? No fucking helicopters??????

[@trainpuntnorway5508]

Norway have only one police helicopter

[@Eljulitus]

We had only one police helicopter back then. Now we have three. And the reason it took so long was apparently because of the bomb in Oslo (killing 8 people) and the confusion surrounding this. Besides...since the Norwegian police almost never really used the helicopter before this date no one were around to fly it. The whole rescue operation was an embarrassing failure for the police. And a real wake up call for Norway.

[@elisabethlarsen4282]

It happened exactly the way Breivik wrote in his manifest. Attract attention in the opposite direction. Utøya is an hour away. Every helicopter, police car, every unit was in Oslo. Plus the police was notified 12 minutes after Breivik shot the first shot. 12 fucking minutes.... Because they only had three open phone lines. When they opened more lines, they saw that they had over 40 calls waiting. It's insane. There were two local police men standing at the shore, looking over at Utøya. They were armed to take down one man. But because the calls from the island said it sounded like there were more than one gunman, they were told to wait.... so another 40 minutes went by.

[@LauraReczi]

😞🥺

[@latharamakrishna4966]

Why was the camera crew hidingb in the entire movie ..... .....i never saw anyone with any gun

[@ThatBoy-d1j]

This movie didnt show the real feelings on being on the island

[@tomholland3806]

For those who start about the netflix version. The difference between the Netflix version and this one is as followed. Netflix: Gives Breivik an extra podium to show what his thoughts and ideas were to do the attack. (Just so that Netflix can earn money from it) Norwegian: To show what the children on Utoya actually experienced. Based on stories of survivors. For me it is that Netflix made the movie. Otherwise, I would earlier say that it's propaganda by Breivik himself.

[@erikalulea3608]

And this did not make us learn anything in Europe including Norway. Still people vote for right wing extreme parties and they take power partly in country after country. Feels like the people that died , died for nothing, because we learned nothing.

[@brohan914]

@Peakhunter If you think there's anything logical about gunning down teenagers because they hold different political beliefs, you are seriously messed up in the head. I hope you don't have access to firearms

[@aggelosandreou9879]

@Peakhunter There is no logical motive for any kind of terrorist. If you feel that Breivik had a sane thought process, then you are a sociopath like him. I can't believe there are people defending him or his motives. The world has gone mad.

[@kamaz2231]

@@stefanSS1480 "As an organizational entity, AUF took its current form in April 1927 following the merger of Left Communist Youth League and Socialist Youth League of Norway corresponding with the merger of its parent parties[5] after the conclusion of disputes over the "Twenty-one Conditions". Its ideology is social democracy and democratic socialism." I dont think this has anything to do with right wing

[@stefanSS1480]

@@kamaz2231 True, I commented on mistake something else

[@ingelinolsrud9090]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@Bekltuvanetko]

Who taught you to hate the color of your skin? Who taught you to hate the texture of your hair? Who taught you to hate the shape of your nose and the shape of your lips? Who taught you to hate yourself from the top of your head to the soles of your feet? Who taught you to hate your own kind? Who taught you to hate the race that you belong to so much so that you don't want to be around each other?.. Malcom X

[@RSx94]

Quite nice the whole movie was in one take, but I think it was pretty boring.

[@krulmondry]

:D :)

[@benjawwe7]

solo tenias que quedarte escondida por que mierda saliste ToT

[@elijohansen6651]

hahahaha

[@WIPIL69]

"Vi er på en øy, det er verdens tryggeste du trenger ikke å bekymre deg"

[@Ihatefatpeoplexx]

I honestly think the movie got a little boring. the pace of the film was just too slow, compared to the other Utøya film.

[@Cosmopolitm]

Between neonazis and Muslims Scandinavia its in the bad situation