Yeah, I thought the same thing after I saw it last night. I love long movies, and I thought it was really good, but it got to a point where I no longer understood the concept of time.
Yeah, I thought the same thing after I saw it last night. I love long movies, and I thought it was really good, but it got to a point where I no longer understood the concept of time.
Watched it last night. Thought it was brilliant, obviously. I think it’s a spiritual sequel to Gangs of New York. Both in content (hyper violent period pieces of the early days of America) and in...
Watched it last night. Thought it was brilliant, obviously.
I think it’s a spiritual sequel to Gangs of New York. Both in content (hyper violent period pieces of the early days of America) and in its more classical form.
I didn’t feel the runtime at all. I think there was only maybe two scenes that could have been a few minutes shorter, mostly because it would just go back and forth (most likely improv scenes from the actors).
But it’s a beautiful film. And Lilly Gladstone really stood out to me. I loved the focus on the spirituality of Native Americans. And I loved the sort of beginnings of the FBI (that was the original script’s main focus before being reworked with the tribes help).
I saw the trailers for this and it looked pretty good. Anybody caught it this weekend?
My RSS reader also found this article about the back story
https://theconversation.com/gangsters-are-the-villains-in-killers-of-the-flower-moon-but-the-biggest-thief-of-native-american-wealth-was-the-us-government-207700
I saw it the other day and it was excellent, but I really wished it had an intermission.
Yeah, I thought the same thing after I saw it last night. I love long movies, and I thought it was really good, but it got to a point where I no longer understood the concept of time.
I read the book and I am going to see the film. Anyone who comes into wealth should not share that information, certainly not with strangers.
Watched it last night. Thought it was brilliant, obviously.
I think it’s a spiritual sequel to Gangs of New York. Both in content (hyper violent period pieces of the early days of America) and in its more classical form.
I didn’t feel the runtime at all. I think there was only maybe two scenes that could have been a few minutes shorter, mostly because it would just go back and forth (most likely improv scenes from the actors).
But it’s a beautiful film. And Lilly Gladstone really stood out to me. I loved the focus on the spirituality of Native Americans. And I loved the sort of beginnings of the FBI (that was the original script’s main focus before being reworked with the tribes help).