it's honestly a true piece of history and as grim as it may be, I don't think it's too soon. I'm from Pennsylvania and an area particularly close to State College, PA and I think it'd be interesting to see how Hollywood will portray all of the events. Hopefully they will not just focus entirely on the negatives.

I'm at Penn State right now, and I think it needs more time. Things have been happening too fast here, and this is another example of not waiting to do something before the full story has unfolded.

I agree with both Christen and Elise. I hope they don't focus entirely on the negatives. It is also true that the full story has not yet unfolded so any movie adaption will be incomplete. Our daughter is in her Junior year and she loves her school (not because of the football program but because of the close knit community which makes Penn State a great university to attend). It is her home away from home and the microscopic attention the school is getting because of the actions primarily by one twisted individual is truly unfair. I certainly feel strong compassion for the victims but don't believe that the focus on the university remains true to the horrific actions of the perpetrator. Those attending the university now have absolutely nothing to do with it and should be able to hold their heads high and be proud of their school. The media is casting a shadow on what should be great days of these students lives.