@FlyRy @Sensitive Blake Griffin @BXKingPin82 @HHR @Nature Boy Ric Flair
This was pretty enjoyable. I felt it could've been better with some more inspired direction, Hancock is a solid craftsman but misses that "it" factor, but the screenplay and performances are ace and there are a couple of really, really good scenes in this (three words:
"pennies from heaven"). I didn't care much for the marital issues which felt kinda tacked on, but I guess it was necessary to tell it, if only because it further emphasizes how ruthlessly Ray Croc got rid of those standing in the way of his ambition. Most of the movie is glued together by Keaton's performance, but I really enjoyed the rest of the cast just as much and it just comes together as a good and interesting biopic that's definitely worth a watch, although I think in the end it just misses that one thing that makes it truly memorable.
Also, this low-key feels like the movie that will perfectly capture the Trump presidency, which is kinda weird because they obviously had no clue about that when they were making this.
