Edward Norton, without a doubt—he’s easily my favorite actor. I don't really see the point in comparing him to Leonardo DiCaprio, who seems to lean much more toward commercial blockbusters these days. To me, Norton belongs in that elite tier alongside Daniel Day-Lewis; both of them are absolute masters when it comes to disappearing into a role.
Great movie. I wasn't expecting much, honestly, but I was genuinely surprised by how much I enjoyed it. To be fair, it could have been a few minutes shorter. I’m just baffled as to why the critics were so harsh on it.🤔
Watched the movie last night and honestly? I wasn't impressed. Maybe my expectations were just too high, but it left me wanting more. I don't have an issue with the brutal violence—it actually adds a layer of grit and realism that works for this kind of story. My problem is the narrative itself. It felt like the storytelling could have been much tighter. There were moments where things dragged so much it felt boring, almost like they hit a wall and just threw in some female characters because they didn't know how to move the plot forward.
Mark Walker97 said:I had high hopes, but honestly, this is a tough watch. I’ve been struggling to actually finish this movie for two days now. The kid’s performance is great, but man, everything about this feels so irritating. I haven't read the book.
What did you guys think?
True, me too. I was expecting some massive, spectacular ending, but nothing. I don't think the movie is bad, per se, but it's just exhausting.
I think this could be good. The animation looks a little sketchy to me—the characters feel kind of unrealistic—but I’ll probably give it a watch anyway.😁
So, I finally caught this on TV the other day, and honestly? I wasn't impressed. Maybe my expectations were just way too high, but it didn't really click for me. It felt dragged out, and the pacing was just off.
I caught a movie this past Friday and I was honestly blown away. It’s flawlessly executed, packed with that classic dry humor and so many clever moments... definitely a 5/5 for me. 😉
Eric Jackson68 said:First off, we have to acknowledge that this film is coming from Pixar, which means they aren't the studio responsible for those other movies I mentioned earlier—they're the ones who actually gave us classics like Chicken Run and Wallace & Gromit...
It's true, I didn't even realize... I just grabbed the info from some website, which basically means they're the ones at fault.🤣
From the legendary studio behind animated hits like *Chicken Run*, *Wild Wave*, and *Cloudy with Meatballs* comes their latest masterpiece for all ages: *Arthur Božić*, rendered in stunning 3D!
Directed by: Sarah Smith Written by: Sarah Smith and Peter Baynham Starring: James McAvoy, Jim Broadbent, Bill Nighy, Hugh Laurie, and Ashley Jensen
Personally, I thought it was alright. If you’re a fan of Bean, you’ll probably dig this too.😁There are a few solid, funny moments in there, but my main gripe is that they used most of the best bits in the trailer. By the time you're watching the actual movie, you can already guess what's coming next.
