You should check out Avengers End Game, way better war movie.Just finished it. Amazing film.
Just beautifully shot and I'll hear nothing otherwise.
9/10
I needed a good war movie
You should check out Avengers End Game, way better war movie.Just finished it. Amazing film.
Just beautifully shot and I'll hear nothing otherwise.
9/10
I needed a good war movie
that was really goodJust finished it. Amazing film.
Just beautifully shot and I'll hear nothing otherwise.
9/10
I needed a good war movie
bring a couple tissuesI'm worried about 1917, I tend to cry a lot during war movies. Is it a tearjerker @Inside Job ?
Inglorious Basterds, Full Metal Jacket and Platoon are the only war flicks I have ever really been into.
Best I don't watch it at the moment then. Not sure if it's the army brat in me, but I struggle with most war stuff. Tried Band of Brothers twice and it was just too harrowing to get through.bring a couple tissues
gotta watch it though
If you are prone to crying then you will find a couple spots to do so
I'd never heard of the shooting.Just finished it. Amazing film.
Just beautifully shot and I'll hear nothing otherwise.
9/10
I needed a good war movie
I'd never heard of the shooting.
I watched it and realized, 'I think I just watched the longest single take in cinema history'.
You'll remember Goodfellas was highly acclaimed for it's shot where Ray Liotta took his broad(Lorraine Bracco?) through the backdoor of the restaurant, then throughout it in a single take, the camera being a counter-balanced gyro-type 'newer' technology, at the time.
With the Netflix movie Outlaw King, the opening saw Chris Pine and cast go on an unbroken opening scene that lasted, iirc, at least 9 minutes. One take.
That's acting, appreciation for the craft.
I still haven't looked into, but I'm quite sure 1917 broke every record concerning that.
From a single take, all the way to the tripwire explosion in the vacant bunker.
Every, single, actor, had to be perfect.
I could be wrong, but in that alone, and throughout with massive unbroken takes , I'd have to give it a perfect 10.
It wasn't shot in a single take.I'd never heard of the shooting.
I watched it and realized, 'I think I just watched the longest single take in cinema history'.
You'll remember Goodfellas was highly acclaimed for it's shot where Ray Liotta took his broad(Lorraine Bracco?) through the backdoor of the restaurant, then throughout it in a single take, the camera being a counter-balanced gyro-type 'newer' technology, at the time.
With the Netflix movie Outlaw King, the opening saw Chris Pine and cast go on an unbroken opening scene that lasted, iirc, at least 9 minutes. One take.
That's acting, appreciation for the craft.
I still haven't looked into, but I'm quite sure 1917 broke every record concerning that.
From a single take, all the way to the tripwire explosion in the vacant bunker.
Every, single, actor, had to be perfect.
I could be wrong, but in that alone, and throughout with massive unbroken takes , I'd have to give it a perfect 10.
It wasn't shot in a single take.
I couldn't bring myself to watch it.Jay and Silent Bob Reboot - 4/10
Terrible movie. Smith pulls a Tarantino and makes this, which seems like, the sole motivation of casting friends and family. Smith's daughter is terrible and looks more like Jay from the Inbetweeners that either her parents.
Points for castings Chrises Hemsworth and Jericho and Melissa Benoist. Also for Holden's (Ben Affleck) speech about becoming parent.
Instead of feeling nostalgic it just made me feel old. Go rewatch Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back instead, which is probably the point Smith was making.