Zoe Hull is mourning her mum passed away in cancer and has shut off her emotions. It needed a school shooting to make her come alive again. This sounds cynical, but honestly it felt kind of real. That this girl would rise to the occasion, help so many fellow students and handle tough life and death situations without becoming some monster hit woman. Somehow her feelings felt real. Her heart ache felt real. And her determination felt real. And this movie wasn't about encouraging kids to start school shootings, but of course it's horrible to see the fear and know that these things do really happen and it's horrible. I would probably not watch this movie again, but am looking forward to seeing this actress in the future.
Review of Run Hide Fight
