Review of Catfish (2010) by Txrangersfan72 — 19 Jun 2011
There is a lot of press around whether or not the events in this documentary are true, but nevertheless, it is indicative of the way people deal with internal pain in the digital age. Before the Internet, Myspace, Facebook, dating sites, etc.
, people dealt with loneliness and pain in completely different ways. With the advent of new technology, though, seemingly shut-in, anti-social or introverted people can now explore a outside life without the fear of exposure or rejection.
Well, unless you do what Nev allegedly did during this movie to get to the bottom of a relationship he THOUGHT he was building with a girl named Megan. The story that unwinds gets sadder and sadder, showing what this powerful, worldwide tool can be used for given the minds of certain people.
True or not, Catfish does show the capabilities a twisted mind can use in this modern world.
This review of Catfish (2010) was written by Txrangersfan72 on 19 Jun 2011.
Catfish has generally received positive reviews.
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