Parents' Guide to Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly

Movie 2026 NR 72 minutes
Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly movie poster: shadowy Rachael Gunn stands in signature kangaroo pose under blue lights

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Christie Cronan By Christie Cronan , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 14+

Viral Olympics meme explained in compelling docu; language.

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What's the Story?

The truth behind the viral 2024 Olympics meme is revealed in UNTOLD RAYGUN: BREAKING BADLY. Rachael Gunn opens up about her quirky performance, her overnight internet fame, and the aftermath of her unlikely journey to breakdancer infamy.

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Breaking the silence on her 2024 Olympics viral fame, Rachael Gunn opens up to reveal an authentically heartbreaking journey from infamous online meme to real-life inspiration. Emotionally raw and unapologetically personal, this film begs viewers to get off of social media and question the real story of Raygun, break down the events, understand the truth behind the cyberbullying, and appreciate the athleticism and art of breakdancing. The film provides a look at the ridicule, scrutiny, and the trauma behind Raygun's quirky viral moment, which many people probably never even considered. It's a painful reminder that at any time any person is capable of going viral for their worst possible moment. But context matters, and so do the real-life consequences.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about why Raygun's Olympics performance went viral. Who benefited from Raygun going viral? Who was harmed by it? What do you think this documentary asks us to reconsider about Rachael Gunn?

  • What claims about Raygun ended up being misleading or untrue? If thousands of people repeat the same claim, does it make it seem more trustworthy? How can we tell the difference between a fact, opinion, rumor, or a joke online?

  • What information did you learn from the documentary that you probably wouldn't have found from social media posts or news clips?

  • When does making a joke about someone online become bullying? Is it bullying if the person never sees the joke? Why should it matter?

  • Should a person's most viral moment define who they are? How is being famous on social media different from being respected in real life?

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Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly movie poster: shadowy Rachael Gunn stands in signature kangaroo pose under blue lights

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