77 Minutes
2.9
Documentary
2016
98 min
NR
A documentary by Charlie Minn about the McDonalds Massacre from 1984, when a man walked into a McDonald's restaurant in San Diego armed with guns and shot 40 men, women, and children. It took law enforcement 77 minutes to end the siege. This documentary focuses on the victims of the attack and its effects.
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"I recently learned about this doc being available, and I vividly remember when this horrific atrocity occurred. It was all that was talked about at the time. This is a bit graphic/disturbing, rated TV-MA, so may not be suitable for some. Such a LONG delay, 77 minutes... Unimaginable. Reasons given for the delay and conflicting opinions. This also reminded me of how much behind the times we were in 1984. Remember pagers? I found myself really irritated with Jerry Sanders smiling, seeming so flip about it, while being interviewed about the incident (not in clip shown here though)."
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"The fact it’s true & took so long "
Shena Frazier
"I think the interviewer asked some unnecessary questions to the victims and police officers, other than that, pretty good. "
Milly
"Charlie Minn did a phenomenal job with his research and how he presents what happens. I love how he gave more attention to the victims than the killer. More interviewers/directors should model after him (from what I've seen) "
🤡Izzy🤡
"This was a good doc, but very graphic. "
Jess Alexander
"This documentary gives you so many emotions. Anger, Sadness. And mostly just makes you ask why?! "
Cindy Lee
"Graphic crime scene footage of victims."
Anthony Alonzo
