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Shouldn't Hollywood wait until we are able to 100% confirm what happened to her? First we hear she'd been shot and stabbed, now we know she wasn't. I had also heard conflicting reports about whether she had her legs and an arm broken.

Given this, how do we know she sat there firing her weapon until all the bulletts were out? Did she hit anyone? Or was she firing aimlessly? Given the circumstances as an untrained individual, I know I'd probably do that myself.

Absolutely not trying to take anything away from Ms. Lynch - just the idiots in the media. I was telling my wife that some of these idiotic reporters, particularly the females, were being so damn giddy over the story that I was waiting for them to put on their pajamas, break out the popcorn, and begin giggling hysterically (like the classic SNL sketch).

This kid needs some rest and relaxation for now. The media needs to give her family some space. We need to know the full story when she is well then she can make the decision to go for the Hollywierd deal. (Personally I hope she doesn't but she has every right to say yes to them if she wants) She is getting a full scholarship from the Governor of West Virginia and probably will go to school near her home. I personally wish this girl lots of luck and hope she gets to teach elementary school like she wanted.

Since when has Hollywood ever cared abour facts and accuracy? They can fictionalize anything to any degree by calling it a docudrama or just change the names of the characters as in The Greek Tycoon. Any public figure is fair game as far as I know so no permission is required but it's a nice thing to have in terms marketing the movie as authentic.