We Need to Talk About Kevin

A firefighter breaks into the school building that Kevin is in by cutting a bicycle lock on the outside of the door.

But in order to lock himself inside, Kevin would have put the lock on the inside of the door (and is shown doing this on a school door earlier in the movie).

However, Kevin's plan was to be apprehended, so he probably locked at least one entrance from the outside, before entering the building.

The poster that appears in the Agency of travel behind Eva is of Buñol, the city where the war of tomatoes in the beginning of the movie takes place.

The name is misspelled as "Bunôl" Twice in flashbacks to Kevin's parents in their dating days, a UPS terminal with trucks can be seen in the near background.

Those trucks have the new UPS logo, where if the time-frame is correct, the trucks would have had the old logo of a stringed parcel above the UPS Shield.

At the Christmas party in Eva's workplace a cigarette is put out by sticking it into a Christmas cake.

At first we see it being put right next to an elf figure but then after the camera zooms out we see it on the other side of the cake.

During one of the close ups of the maps decorating Eva's wall, as the camera moves upward you can see its shadow on the wall.

A very intense film. The story consists of two parallel storylines, one after the happening of 'the event' (I don't want to ruin the movie for those who haven't seen it) and one describing the relationship between Kevin and Eva from the start.

I was really excited to see this movie because I thought it had a great premise. Parents trying to deal with a sociopathic child and his actions is a very topical subject and deserving of attention.

This film was a flat, lifeless mess. No attempt was made to allow us to get to know the characters, much less understand their actions and motivations.

Where do I start?!?First off,, Tilda Swinton and Ezra Miller should've been nominated (if not won) some awards for their performances,,, oh my,,, Reilly was good as well, but always is.

This 2011 film release is on target. The screenplay and production are right off city newspapers' front pages.

It's super rare that I actually genuinely hate a movie. I was so bored through this entire thing, and once it ended, I realized it never felt like it actually started.

Spoiler Alert!: Kevin is just a psychopath, was born a psychopath and that's that.

Gripping from start to finish. A deeply affecting movie with faultless acting.

I saw this film at Telluride by the Sea (Portsmouth, NH) prior to its general release. This is not a film I would choose to see normally, based on its subject matter.