Hey guys! I just watched a movie called A Necessary Death. IMDB rated it a 6.8 and it's on Netflix.
The movie is a documentary about a guy doing his final project for film school. The topic of his documentary is suicide. He interviews and meets people who plan to kill themselves and he picks a man who has a fatal brain tumor. They follow him around while he figures out his method of suicide, they interview family members, etc, but it's not a pro-euthanasia movie. While it does have its sad emotional scenes, its not, you know, question the purpose of life kinda sad. Not quite that deep. Personally, I really liked the ending. It wasn't what I expected. If you haven't watched this it's an entertaining flick. If you have, I would be interested in hearing what you thought about it.
The movie is a documentary about a guy doing his final project for film school. The topic of his documentary is suicide. He interviews and meets people who plan to kill themselves and he picks a man who has a fatal brain tumor. They follow him around while he figures out his method of suicide, they interview family members, etc, but it's not a pro-euthanasia movie. While it does have its sad emotional scenes, its not, you know, question the purpose of life kinda sad. Not quite that deep. Personally, I really liked the ending. It wasn't what I expected. If you haven't watched this it's an entertaining flick. If you have, I would be interested in hearing what you thought about it.
