Sound of Metal - Movie Review
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- Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2020
- PATREON: / chrishartwell
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On 'The Hart Beat', Chris Hartwell reviews Sound of Metal. Starring: Riz Ahmed, Olivia Cooke, Paul Raci, Mathieu Amalric, Lauren Ridloff. Written by: Darius Marder, Derek Cianfrance, Abraham Marder. Directed by: Darius Marder. 
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Easily one of the best movies in 20 years.
You're one of the most underrated youtube movie reviewers man, your passion for movies always shows and I hope you receive more credit in your future endeavors 🙏
Thanks so much, Isaiah :)
I’m sure everyone experienced this film differently. Though I feel I’m that small percentage of people who broke down completely at the end when he just sat on the bench and accepted his fate. A beautiful, simplistic scene with enormous power. Really made the film special and above so many.
there’s something in being able to sit still when everyone’s in a fidget to get a move on
Come back, Chris.... Please. Hope you're well though, wherever you are🙏🏾
Aw, thanks for the love! I'm doing well, just trying to figure out a "new normal"!
Probably my favorite film of 2020. Thanks for the great review!
Great film. Such a nice break from the stupid super hero stuff hollywood is saturated with. So full of emotion. Sadness, love, loss, redemption, pity, anger, rejection. Just a beautiful, thoughtful film.
Great review! Looking fwd to new reviews!!! 💯 👍
WTF my two favorite movies of 2020 are Amazon movies!!
Sound of Metal and The Vast of Night.
As a former drummer the fleets of ringing ears is very real. Sometimes it lasts an uncomfortable amount of time. In that context parts felt like a horror movie.
Ooo! I'll have to check out _The Vast of Night_ then!
Amazing
_You're_ amazing!
great review partner, you got yourself a sub
Here's a comment for the algorithm. Cheers!
The very best kind! Thanks ;)
I'm may be wrong but I thought that comments have a minimal effect compared to other engagement factors like watchtime since... you know bots and all that...
@@priceofiron6900 You're not wrong :)
afternoon
Sometimes, yes :)
Why four stars and not five?? Great review though.
Great review and have subscribed.....chapeau.....often with these types of films....especially as a European I find things coming from Hollywood try to tick the boxes for everything when it comes to social human issues like this......one solution rarely fits all for humans so the tone of the piece and the story telling was in my opinion just perfectly weighted.....there was no need to take us into extensive operating bed scenes nor try and fill us with pathos by going into deaf community issues in depth......instead the director opted to say......in a soft voice....not shouting it out.....that this is a story of a man who becomes deaf......silence.....that's an easily understood concept after all......the dread is easy to feel.....we finds ourselves popping our earssnf wondering about our own hearing......and most of all the ending is just........perfect......I recommend Happy as Lazarro for a film with similar elegance, Grace and long-lasting effect
Chris....perhaps over the holidays you could watch and review(?) HAPPY AS LAZZARO
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This movie was awful. It makes it seems like any choice other than total deafness is bad and evil. This movie was far from believable. This isn’t how it goes when someone meets with an audiologist. People don’t lose their hearing then go off to a deaf commune. People don’t just pay 80 grand and get an implant. I also thought it was interesting that the movie didn’t overtly say dude lost his hearing due to his heroine addiction. The movie wanted to demonize a cochlear implant but not heroine? I’m sorry. Talk to a person who loses their hearing as an adult. This won’t come out so rosey.
Mate I don’t think you understood the movie very well
He went to a deaf commune because he had addiction issues, not only because he became deaf. His NA sponsor referred him. And it's true that implants are not covered by insurance in most cases.
I would recommend you watch it again. I think you might change your mind. I could be wrong though.
I think What they Were trying to Say was, the Implant wouldn't solve anything. His life Had altered and He needed to accept that. things would never goback to the way they Were before.
Funny when a person enforces so much logic, it ruins the experience completely. Meanwhile, completely losing the entire point of the film. Rather annoying when 90-95% of people call a movie amazing, and that small 5-10% just fail to comprehend anything and ruin a movies rating. *deep sigh*