I was sad when the native sheriff got the ol right there Fred
Hell Or High Water - Bridges, Pine & Foster from the director of Starred Up & the writer of Sicario
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damn. this movie was good even the more I think on it. It made oyu understand that even ben foster's character was a ruthless piece of shyt, he was like that because he grew up in poverty, had shytty parents and was abused.
I loved this movie. Favorite part had to be that convo between Toby and Sheriff Marcus at the end of the movie.
I foresee Bridges and Foster getting Oscar noms from this just because their parts were more showy than the understated performance Chris Pine gave.
I foresee Bridges and Foster getting Oscar noms from this just because their parts were more showy than the understated performance Chris Pine gave.
I've been thinking about this movie since I saw it
hands down the best movie iv'e seen all year. just got back from the theater as a matter of fact...didn't even think about walking out once
i don't know how to post spoilers but when his brother turned around and got that thing out the trunk of his car
man this movie was dope as fukk. or maybe that 2016 has been the weakest years for movies
TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
It's a really good movie throughout but towards the third act it becomes a really great movie.
This is levels above Sicario. After rewatching Sicario (bit of a way back) I felt I initially had been too hard on the screenplay because there's some subtle greatness in there, but this was truly amazingly well-written. It drops you right into the movie, the dialogue is excellent, blunt and sharp at the same time and more importantly just breathing tons of life into otherwise small bit parts (the old Texan in the bank, the Comanche in the casino, the waitress in the T-Bone cafe). I don't know if West-Texas is actually like this (it might be) but this world feels so genuine and alive because of those small characters bringing so much to the table.
This movie also solidifies what a strong character actor Ben Foster is, and he plays off brilliantly against the indeed understated performance by Chris Pine. The latter fukking shines in that final scene, perhaps even more so than Jeff Bridges. McKenzie's strong direction (good craftsman who doesn't show off too much but clearly knows what he's doing) brings a nice touch that doesn't distract from the heart of the movie (the characters) either. Very good movie.
This is levels above Sicario. After rewatching Sicario (bit of a way back) I felt I initially had been too hard on the screenplay because there's some subtle greatness in there, but this was truly amazingly well-written. It drops you right into the movie, the dialogue is excellent, blunt and sharp at the same time and more importantly just breathing tons of life into otherwise small bit parts (the old Texan in the bank, the Comanche in the casino, the waitress in the T-Bone cafe). I don't know if West-Texas is actually like this (it might be) but this world feels so genuine and alive because of those small characters bringing so much to the table.
This movie also solidifies what a strong character actor Ben Foster is, and he plays off brilliantly against the indeed understated performance by Chris Pine. The latter fukking shines in that final scene, perhaps even more so than Jeff Bridges. McKenzie's strong direction (good craftsman who doesn't show off too much but clearly knows what he's doing) brings a nice touch that doesn't distract from the heart of the movie (the characters) either. Very good movie.
Grand Conde
Superstar
Great movie. Pine killed it.
kingdarius
Wtf u talkin bout? Ya Bish
why yall posting yall thoughts on this flick months later like there's a rip out or something? 
yall know something i dont 
yall know something i dont hands down the best movie iv'e seen all year. just got back from the theater as a matter of fact...didn't even think about walking out once
i don't know how to post spoilers but when his brother turned around and got that thing out the trunk of his car
man this movie was dope as fukk. or maybe that 2016 has been the weakest years for movies
This has been one of the strongest years in recent memory.
Grand Conde
Superstar
why yall posting yall thoughts on this flick months later like there's a rip out or something?
It only came out a couple of weeks ago where I am.
StraxStrax
I'm selling these fine leather jackets
This has been one of the strongest years in recent memory.
What?
This year has been terrible so far. Zooptopia is the only film I'd give higher then a 7 of out 10.
I'm hoping for the Oscar bait pictures to be good this year, its really the only way this year won't be the worst film year in 5-6 years.
1. Moonlight
2. The Wailing (Goksung)
In no particular order:
Cemetery Of Splendour
The Witch
Les Innocentes
Krisha
The Handmaiden
Right Now, Wrong Then
Love & Friendship
The Fits
Train to Busan
In the Shadow of Women
Hell or High Water
That's off the top of my head, I know I'm missing a few.