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Al Capone (2020)

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Participants Nancy Booth2Kimberly Jackson8Eric Newman4Rebecca Scott95urbanrider8Michael Ortiz68Jack Murphy5Joseph Edwards4Samuel Scott54Amanda Robinson4Patrick MartinLaura Young5Drew Long76silentcanyon58Kate Reed2Angela Taylor55
Kate Reed2 Kate Reed2 Newcomer
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#21 ·
I honestly don't get the people who are tearing this movie to shreds. I mean, wasn't the whole thing pitched from day one as a biopic focusing specifically on the final year of Al Capone's life? So... what exactly were you guys expecting? To me, the film felt incredibly raw and did a solid job showing his declining health and his headspace during those last days. Some of the scenes even had this total Lynch vibe going on—which, personally, I thought was pretty cool. And man, Thomas absolutely crushed that role. It’s such a bummer that all this negative buzz might cause him to get overlooked at the next Oscars, because honestly? This is easily the performance of his career.
Angela Taylor55 Angela Taylor55 Newcomer
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#22 ·
Joshua Smith19 said:I honestly don't get the people bashing this movie so hard. From the jump, it was marketed as a biopic about the final year of Al Capone's life. So, what exactly were people expecting? I thought the film did a pretty gritty, faithful job showing his declining health and his mental state during those last days. Some of the sequences felt very Lynch-esque, which I actually dug. Thomas absolutely crushed the role, too. It’s a real shame that all this negative buzz might cause it to be overlooked at the next Oscars. That would be a massive waste, because this is easily his performance of a lifetime.

Just because something is realistic doesn't mean it's actually good. It isn't.
I barely made it through an hour before I had to wake up.
Patrick Martin Patrick Martin Regular
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#23 ·
Man, I am seriously obsessed with those latest Al Capone trades lately—honestly, it's basically my full-time job at this point.
Kate Reed2 Kate Reed2 Newcomer
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#24 ·
Angela Taylor55 said:Just because something is realistic doesn't mean it's actually any good—it can be totally realistic and still suck.
I barely made it through an hour before I just gave up and woke up.

So, what even counts as a "good" movie in your book? Is it just mindless action with a hundred thousand casualties and people jumping from skyscraper to skyscraper?
silentcanyon58 silentcanyon58 Active Member
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#25 ·
Joshua Smith19 said:So, what actually makes a movie "good" in your book? Is it just mindless action like total carnage with 100,000 casualties or maybe some crazy parkour jumping from rooftop to rooftop?


I'm looking for some actual movie titles, please! Thanks so much.
Angela Taylor55 Angela Taylor55 Newcomer
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#26 ·
silentcanyon58 said:Can someone give me the title? Thanks.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5758778/ 😁
Joseph Edwards4 Joseph Edwards4 Member
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#27 ·
This movie is pure idiocy. It’s not just mindless; it’s a transparent, desperate attempt at being "art." But it fails miserably—not a single scene comes close to anything Lincoln has ever produced, and Hardy is completely overacting.

The whole thing is incoherent, poorly structured, and just plain boring. There were so many themes to explore, yet he chose to obsess over sickness and filth? Fine, if you must, but doing it this shallowly is just pathetic. This is bottom-of-the-barrel cinema. 1/10.

How does a movie turn out this bad? It's hideous. Exactly what I feared before I even sat down to watch it.

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