Idris Elba stars in "Beasts of No Nation" WE BACK (First Netflix Movie)
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Just left the theater, Ill post my more detailed opinions when I get home.
The scene where the business men are sitting next to idris while he waits is the most powerful scene in the film but most wont catch it.
The scene where the business men are sitting next to idris while he waits is the most powerful scene in the film but most wont catch it.
PlayerNinety_Nine
Produced, Arranged, Composed and Performed by....
True that. My folks spend a ton of time in Ghana now. Fits perfectly into what they've been telling me.
The movie is based on the wars in Liberia and Sierra leone but they used kids from all over west africa. I just hate this movie will get praised for the savagery and rawness and people will miss the bigger picture. An old white dude walked out during the showing lol.
he probably saw that naked nikka with the assault rifle
he was mad they only showed him for a couple of scenes
BocaRear
The World Is My Country, To Do Good Is My Religion
Movie was amazing 
, got damn these imperialists and their proxy wars in Africa. That scene where he UN truck just drives past the child soldiers 
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Striker and Agu were amazing in this, those lil kids are excellent actors
, got damn these imperialists and their proxy wars in Africa. That scene where he UN truck just drives past the child soldiers , Striker and Agu were amazing in this, those lil kids are excellent actors
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Just finished watching it. Based on this, Sin Nombre and True Detective season one, I'm fully on board the Cary Fukunaga hype train. The cinematography in the movie was beautiful. I really hope Netflix continues picking up movies like these.
The kid who played Agu did an amazing job. Same with the kid who played Strika. Idris Elba was dope too, HUH
So many depressing scenes too.
Agu's father not being able to pay for Agu to leave with his mother and sister
Agu's father and brother dying
Commandent raping Agu
Strika's death
Agu's realization that he can never be a child again
Fukunaga is the best director doing it today. Bring on the hate.
Oh please
There was nothing special about the directing. Movie was a solid 6.5/10
detroitwalt
Superstar
You not in states? Just asking cause it's on netflix
it was released in limited amount of theaters so the movie can qualify for oscars and sh!t
I prefered to see it in theaters
if anything people should be tired of all movies about africa being about war
i wont deny cary did it again though. as usual cinematography fresh, unopened A1. powerful and well done in all facets
Yea, This and the Slave thing are getting old, many of these movies are good but they are not doing anything to disrupt the minds of viewers, I hope this Nat Turner Movie finally comes out and is raw and uncut.
g-ice
aka #DiamondNightmare
I regret not going to the movies for this one.
Those last lines
Strika
This shyt was powerful!!
That supporting nod is a race between Idris and Benicio.
Who to choose brehs...who to choose?
The kid is a star in the making btw
Those last lines
Strika
This shyt was powerful!!
That supporting nod is a race between Idris and Benicio.
Who to choose brehs...who to choose?
The kid is a star in the making btw
, i got work at 3am... 
