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I liked this film a lot. The next three days has a great plot that keeps you thinking and stars some of the finest acting performances. Russell Crowe plays a convincing performance of a husbands who has unlawfully lost his wife to the eyes of the law. She was convicted of a crime, you're led to believe she did not commit. With his wife behind bars and unable to see her son again, Crowe's character takes the law into his own hands...

The next three days keeps you gripped and feeling a real sympathetic connection with Crowe's situation. A family broken up unlawfully is a nightmare for anyone and as the plot unfolds, you're in for an emotional and action packed watch.

Cracking movie.

Not really worth seeing this film. Essentially, the film had a half decent plot for a horror movie however the movie's lack of charisma and intent which leads it down the pan.

You can tell that the movie wasn't made with much of a budget but the acting and selection was OK.

It's also a little disturbing and uncomfortable to watch as some scenes are just purely depressing and in more ways than one.

I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.

A poor film that leaves you bored and in no way entertained or interested at all.

I'm sure if you've read the reviews prior to seeing this film, you'll gather there has been quite some hype.

This subtle but powerful drama set in the American mountain outback follows a young girl's struggle to care for her two young siblings and mentally ill Mother. After the murder of her Father (due to drug dealings), a heavy burden of responsibility is left on the 17 year old's shoulders.

This is a story of courage and determination that gives an interesting insight into American outback lifestyle. Don't expect an action packed roller coaster but more a suttle story of optimism within a very hard life. Winter's Bone is a hard film to love but a powerful film that gets you thinking.