salamhafez

Hello from Dubai (not London this time). I went into this movie expecting a straight-up detective story. I wasn't prepared for a stellar Nicholas Cage performance. I didn't even know was in the film. This is an hommage to one of the greatest actors of all time. His performance is beyond anything. Bravo, Mr Cage.

This movie is tense, creative and terrifying. Well-done cage and he made my skin crawl. I always believed he would deliver if you gave Cage a good script and production value. We need to see him in better movies with budgets from now on. Let him take on The Batman, and he might win! Or close to it.

The cinematography is superb. The acting is brilliant. The story compelling. And very close to the events.

Why has this not won any major awards is beyond me.

The futility of war is there for all to see.

Took me back to my childhood surviving the civil war in Lebanon and the close encounters with death and when my school was shelled.

The movie felt real, it transported me/you to 1945. I for sure will check out the director and the rest of the casts work as it it was sublime.

The final running scene got me, got a bit of "Run lola run" but with the hammer of emotions.

Bravo to all for making this.

Your mate from London.

This show died towards the end of season 2. What was a solid start turned into a vanity project?

A shame when a solid show like Flatbush Misdemeanors gets cancelled and this average poop continue. The actors are great, but the writing and directing just blows now. I am so unattached to anyone. The jokes don't land and the story has no spirit. What are you trying to say?

You have the actors that can deliver use them, and let's have less writer's brain block.

It just isn't funny anymore and the drama holds no weight.

Flatbush Misdemeanors IMO is a far superior show, but there you go, the power of producers and TV companies blinding you.

Bye from London.