I'm not sure how many of you have seen previews for this movie, but if you haven't you should. It's a combination of a something similar to a history of violence with a few great car chase/driving sequences. The plot was solid, there were almost no instances where the suspension of disbelief was required. The very few special effects that were done, were executed with extreme realism and attention to detail. No cgi everywhere in this film, which to me just makes it that much better. The direction is key, the way each shot is setup is done extremely well and artistically, and for the chase scenes the camera doesn't remain static, but it's not frantic either, like you see in a lot of movies today. If you watch the trailer you can get an idea of what it's all about, and the only thing I could fault this movie on is some of the music choices, they weren't terrible, but they could have been a little more subtle, that is to say some of them talk for the emotion expected from the audience. Overall I would definitely check out the trailer and if you like it from there, it's definitely worth seeing on a true big screen. And if you have any doubts, it's holding down a 92% on rotten tomatoes.
Edit: If you only like big Hollywood movies, you probably won't appreciate this film.
Edit: If you only like big Hollywood movies, you probably won't appreciate this film.
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