Essays on Bowling For Columbine

Introduction “Our children get turned into little monsters, but who’s to blame?” Could it be the video games? Or maybe even the heavy metal music? What about social media? Michael Moore poses these questions in his documentary, Bowling For Columbine, in which he brought awareness…

Introduction School shootings, gang violence, homocide, and murder; our society is plagued with gun violence and thousands lose their lives everyday. Members of our society criticize and critique their own people for this but also sit back and do nothing about it. Michael Moore, in…

Introduction Bowling For Columbine is a documentary directed by Michael Moore that depicts Americans and their attitudes towards guns, gun laws, and how they think they have a better chance at safety with guns very easily accessible to them at all times. Civilians feel that…

Introduction The United States is a developed nation with no civil war. It is however known for massive killings of people by firearms. Michael Moore, a filmmaker, explores the reason behind the killing of 12 students and one teacher in April 1999 in Columbine High…

Introduction The prime focus of this essay is to discuss the re-enactments of documentaries. For the purpose of analysis, two documentaries were selected that includes The Cove (2009) which is directed by Louis Psihoyos and Bowling for Columbine (2002) directed by one of the most…

Bowling for Columbine is a hard-hitting, Oscar-winning, documentary made by documentarian and film producer Michael Moore who is on a quest to find out why there seems there is so much violence in the United States. This film is made in the wake of multiple…

Bowling for Columbine is a documentary by Michael Moore about gun violence in the United States. In the movie, he explores the possible reasonings leading up to the massacre at Columbine High School and many other mass shootings. His research takes him across the country…