Tagged: The Jonathan Wamback Story

In this movie, Jonathan Wamback as played by Tyler Hynes is a true survivor. This movie teaches us about the issues of bullying and how bullying turns into serious violence. Jonathan Womback was almost beaten to death by 14 teenagers in Ontario. I think that this movie will be a good video to show Jr. High Students what bullying is like. When I first saw this movie I was amazed at how Jonathan Womback survived this dreadful beating. The movie maybe dramatized but I still cant imagine what Jonathan went through. I even went home and thought about how I bullied people. I hope that this movie will show people what bullying does and the amount of people it hurts. I hope that Jonathan Wamback will pull through his injuries and to be very strong. I recommend this movie to anyone that likes to watch movies that are based upon true stories.

I'm taking Civics&Careers this semester and every single movie in Civics has been horrible/boring...except one. The story of Jonathan touched me. We had to watch the movie then write at least a page of our opinion to the YoungOffendersAct (I believe the name of it was changed...according to a fellow student) and I found myself struggling not to write five. Because it was a Canadian movie I was actually pretty skeptical, but it's now become one of my favourite films. There were many scenes that I spent looking up at the ceiling (which by the way is kinda gross... I'd advise you not to look @ your school's ceiling, ever) trying not to cry in class. So basically, as a recap, I loved the movie

I watched Tagged: The Jonathan Wamback Story expecting to see another typical made for tv movie, full of bad acting and a simple and uneffective storyline. Within the first 20 minutes of this film, I realized I was in for a treat. The acting is superb, the storyline is well developed and envoked a strong sense of hatred toward the "bad guys" and compassion toward the victim. Tyler Hynes plays the title character with skills beyond his years. Christopher Jacot played the role of the protagonist with perfection. I have to say that this is one of the best made for tv movies I've seen yet. It conveys a strong message about teenage violence with a lot of poise. 9 out of 10.

I watched this on Monday night up here on CTV. I found that it was told just like it was, it was well acted and portrayed by all actors. The Make-up was the best ive seen in a while, especially in a TV Movie. I think that this movie would do go on the BIG screen. This movie wasnt even going to be made, unless changes were made, and they were and it came off great. I hope that Mr. Womback will get the YOA changed and hope that things get better for Johnathan.

this movie showed the true story behind bullying-from how it all begins to the inevitable consequences in the end. when i finished watching this made for tv movie, i felt so angry. my anger had nothing to do with the acting (because it was convincingly well done) but had everything to do with the fact that this was based on a true story. tyler hynes did an amazing job portraying jonathan wamback and christopher jacot did such a good job as kyle simpson that i actually started to hate him. i really liked this movie because it was actually delivered in a realistic manner. i hope that everyone will watch this docudrama in the future and realise how serious bullying really is.