djarvis-08744
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I am a huge fan of the original and being a huge UFC fan, when I heard that Conor Mcgregor was to portray the antagonist alongside Jake as Dalton, I was super excited to see what Doug could do with this and I wasn't disappointed! Take this film for what it is, Trashy, Nonsensical voilence.. But an all round hugely entertaining film, with beautiful views of Florida Keys, fantastic acting, amazing fight scenes and just a good time! It's going to be a cult classic like its predecessor and it deserves to be. It's as funny as it is violent and retains the cheese of the original in all the right ways! Hats off to Conor McGregor in his first hollywood role, he plays a complete lunatic and plays it very well. This is pure entertainment! It might lack substance but so did the 1989 classic. I loved it! 8/10.
Craig Fairbrass's best role to date! This film, shot in black and white throughout, Shows masculinity in every shape and form, pulling it off exquisitly! Acting is second to none for a low budget production. Every scene feels real and intense. You believe every character, every sordid act and conversation felt genuine. This is not a violent film, heavy on sex, graphic in certain scenes, so definitely not for anyone 15-. Intimidation and desperation play major roles in the gritty, exhausting intensity throughout the film, very much edge of your seat stuff. Not a happy or positive movie whatsoever but without a doubt a very satisfying watch! Fantastic! 8/10.
I've always been a fan of Christopher Nolan, I believe Batman Begins was my first introduction to his artistry when I was around thirteen. I've since gone and watched , and loved earlier creations such as Memento and the mind bending Inception. Not forgetting the outstanding 'The Prestige'.
Chris is one of the last of his kind, making masterpieces like Oppenheimer. Respected by all in film making for a reason. He only accepts the very best and chooses his stars wisely and creatively. Big actors/actresses work so unbelievably hard for Nolan because he is such a genius at work and won't accept anything but perfection. His love for storytelling is unfathomable. His persistence on absolutely no use of CGI is profoundly credible, never mind inspiring! This applies especially when it comes to the visuals in Oppenheimer. The visuals, captured beautifully in IMAX, along with the first ever Black and White IMAX footage in any feature, alongside a chilling and captivating score, Christopher Nolan nails it on every single level. Every one!
The acting by each actor is second to none. Cillian will win the Oscar for this! If it were to go to Barbies Margot Robbie, although great, would be nothing but a travesty.
A special mention to Robert Downy Jr who should surely win Best Supporting Actor, He was sublime whilst mainly unlikeable, the same said for Matt Damon eho played a fantastic disgruntled Army General.
Emily Blunt, portraying J. Robert Oppenheimer's wife was just fantastic, as Emily always is. There are judt literally far too many cast members to mention but all were absolutely phenomenal.
To sum it all up, This film tells the story of Oppenheimer, The man behind the team of which developed the first hydrogen atomic bomb. We see him progress from his University days to his golden years and this masterpiece depiction will go down in History as one of the best pictures that Cinema has ever seen. Truly remarkable.
Cillian and Christopher deserve the Gold.
World Class film making. I cannot wait to see it again.
11/10.
Chris is one of the last of his kind, making masterpieces like Oppenheimer. Respected by all in film making for a reason. He only accepts the very best and chooses his stars wisely and creatively. Big actors/actresses work so unbelievably hard for Nolan because he is such a genius at work and won't accept anything but perfection. His love for storytelling is unfathomable. His persistence on absolutely no use of CGI is profoundly credible, never mind inspiring! This applies especially when it comes to the visuals in Oppenheimer. The visuals, captured beautifully in IMAX, along with the first ever Black and White IMAX footage in any feature, alongside a chilling and captivating score, Christopher Nolan nails it on every single level. Every one!
The acting by each actor is second to none. Cillian will win the Oscar for this! If it were to go to Barbies Margot Robbie, although great, would be nothing but a travesty.
A special mention to Robert Downy Jr who should surely win Best Supporting Actor, He was sublime whilst mainly unlikeable, the same said for Matt Damon eho played a fantastic disgruntled Army General.
Emily Blunt, portraying J. Robert Oppenheimer's wife was just fantastic, as Emily always is. There are judt literally far too many cast members to mention but all were absolutely phenomenal.
To sum it all up, This film tells the story of Oppenheimer, The man behind the team of which developed the first hydrogen atomic bomb. We see him progress from his University days to his golden years and this masterpiece depiction will go down in History as one of the best pictures that Cinema has ever seen. Truly remarkable.
Cillian and Christopher deserve the Gold.
World Class film making. I cannot wait to see it again.
11/10.