FILMMAKER MOVIE REACTION!! Prisoners (2013) FIRST TIME REACTION!!
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most crazy part is that this was a 2,5hrs movie, and it was intense the whole time.
Prisoners is my favorite Movie of 2013 . When I Watched it for the first time I was speechless
They didn’t cry until he left them because he got along with the kids, he was held captive like them. GREAT plot twist
FUCK I just figured it out! they felt safe with him and only him! fuck me
I felt so bad for Alex after watching the movie and then watching it again knowing he had an intellectual disability and no concept of what he was doing due to his functional capacity and then being tortured by a desperate Father wanting his daughter back not knowing it was Alex’s “Aunt” responsible for the kidnappings and Alex’s abuse.
@@andrewburgemeister6684 But why did he torture the dog?
@@wdg2736 given he had the intellect of a ten year old, I doubt he could understand that that was “wrong” if you get what I mean.
Given he had several intellectual disabilities and cognitive impairments along with bizarre behaviour, it seems unlikely he willingly did that along with intentionally kidnapping the girls, hence “They didn’t cry till I left them.” because he was being nice to them although couldn’t comprehend he was doing his Aunt’s evil deeds.
@@andrewburgemeister6684 Yeah, I get what you mean. I just find it weird how he firsts looks around if anyone watches him before he lifts up the dog . Like he knew he was doing something bad.
The hammer scene was planned between Villeneuve and Jackman. Paul Dano and Terrence Howard's reaction is 100% genuine.
Get the heck out!? Woah, that’s freakin’ awesome!
Also, the director's cut is rumored to be around 3.5-4 hours. And I'd still watch that!
Supposedly from what I've heard and read, is that Denis kept making them retake the scene a good 12 times and kept telling Hugh to get angrier and angrier, Hugh then genuinely raged and that was the shot they used as it was pure emotion and real
I did not know that.
It's always interesting when the director and the actors improvise.
@@dnllrnt when and where?
Honestly the entire cast pulled their weight on this one. If even one person was out of it it would’ve showed. It’s phenomenal and very much slept on. Also shoutout to the director. I always say great directors can bring the best out of ANY actor. This took me back to when Hugh Jackman did the Prestige, like he has the range given the chance.
i swear the acting from everybody is just next level, even watching the little girls playing anna and joy felt so authentic that you forget that they're not actually their children, it all felt a little too real!! kept my breath for the entire movie.
Im so glad you watched this! Jackman should have 100% been nominated for an oscar
Actual shivers every time he was on the screen!
I really like your videos man, i just subbed the other day and you’re already someone I watch every day. Keep up the great work!
He waa great. I would have loved to see Sean Penn in that role though. He would have taken to an even higher level
Deakins + Villeneuve = guaranteed masterpiece. One of my all-time favorites, so glad you were able to check it out! One cool thing (i know this part wasn't in the RUclips edit so not sure if you already noticed it) is when Detective Loki and Mrs. Dover are talking in the hospital at the end about Keller, Loki says he 'believes her' when she's describing Keller as a good man, which is the first time all film that Loki acknowledges someone else's opinion/comment as being true. Just a great subtle way of showing how his character evolved by the end of the film.
My man Brandon! Was literally about to watch your Good Fellas video haha! I actually didn’t picked that up, but I noted how that scene was definitely a powerful one or at least a shift in character because of how it was portrayed! I loved what they did with these characters man, it’s just so awesome to see them treated with such care by these people behind this film. Cheers to you as always my friend, hoping you’re having a damn good day!
@@JamesVSCinema ayy appreciate the support haha hope you enjoy it! And agreed, great treatment of characters.
Woah, I legit just found both of you about a month ago and have been watching consistently. This a clash of worlds for me right now 🤯
This kind of comment is why you're the best reactor on YT: you really focus on everything you can while watching a movie. Whether it's junk food or fine cuisine, you treat it all equally and that makes this jaded old-school film geek smile from time to time.
What’s up Brandon! Love your channel, man! Good to see the community banding together for the sake of art :)
you asking "is this a horror movie?" before anything even slightly horror-esque happens (for the characters, this would be like a real life horror movie, y'know?) is just evidence of how GOOD denis villeneuve is at what he does. nothing had happened and yet through the cinematography, score, camera work and pacing you knew something was coming. i'm literally never gonna get over this movie.
What is this a horror movie?
Every parent: yes, yes it is
The old lady and husband wanted to take people's children away so that the parents would turn their back on God as well.
Keller almost did that. He almost lost himself in this tough time. He did horrible things. But in the end... In the darkness... He found Anna's missing whistle. He found hope. And he sincerely prayed to God to protect his daughter.
He didn't give up hope.
JimL85 they would’ve accepted the loss of their child when she truly hadn’t yet been “lost” since she was still alive. It was the ongoing hope that got her saved. Lmfao wtf are you on about
JimL85 it isn’t religion that turned them evil, it was the loss of their child that led them to follow an evil, perverse religion. This is different to the main character, who was able to save directly because of his religious hope.
JimL85 yes, so you see how the point can be taken as what happens when one loses hope and turns against God, and what happens when one maintains hope and trusts.
JimL85 sure. It can also lead to undying hope that we see from the father here. Do you think the movies point wasn’t to focus on that aspect of it?
JimL85 if they were capable of doing such a horrible thing, they would have still done it, religion just makes it easier to use it as a vise
This was the most mentally draining movie over. Feels like someone suffocating you the whole time
"They didn't cry until I left them." On a rewatch, it becomes apparent that Alex was _trying_ to tell Keller where the girls were, but for whatever reason - the perp being close by, his mental disability, his psychological trauma, or some combination of those factors - he couldn't properly put the truth into words.
"You bought children's clothes"
That whole scene KILLED me.
If you didn't realized this but Alex Jones is Barry Milland the kid that went missing 26 years ago. They talk about in the beginning when Loki was doing research for child abductions
The movie almost gave me a David Fincher type of vibe.
Are we not going to talk about Roger Deakins as cinematographer, the shot of Paul Dano trapped in the bathroom is just haunting.
I also think that this is Hugh Jackman best performance, 2nd from Logan. This movie proved that Dennis Villeneuve is very talented of his craft. Blade Runner 2049 just made me fell in love with movies again.
As I'm typing this, I was finished with watching this movie and being that this is an kidnapping movie, this movie is 10x way worse than Taken and even Seven.
Detective Loki is the greatest non fantasy superhero character I've ever seen, love this movie for both Jake and Hugh's performances
Denis Villeneuve! All his stuff is straight fire! This movie had one of the holy trinities. Denis Villeneuve + Roger Deakins + Jóhann Jóhannsson
Damn right David, I gotta have him on the channel one day haha!
Shame that Jóhannnsson passed too soon…
So does Sicario
You picked one of the most pleasant and happy films of all time.
Hey what can I say..the patreon people are just roses and dandelions. hahaha
There's one great irony in this movie that was interesting to me. The religious one who's supposedly the morally righteous one, Jackman's character, acted psychotic. The old lady and her husband were religious before they lost their faith and acted psychotic. But Loki, seemingly the atheist, more cynical (very subtly implied in his scene at the restaurant seemingly making fun of and sardonic about superstitions or spirituality) is actually the hero.
You’re right Ryan! I think it’s due to how easily the gray can be twisted. How about this..? If Jake’s character was in Hugh Jackmans shoes would you think he’d act the same?
James VS Cinema ohh that’s a complicated scenario. It’s hard to say because Hugh’s character’s life is so vastly different, if Jake’s character had a family, that would have shaped him into a completely different person. As is, he would definitely keep his cool better than Hugh Jackman, but if he had a family of his own, his entire world view would be radically changed.
That's how real life is.
@@frfras7 no they were religious as well. They weren't atheists. Athiests are more sane than religious people in my eyes. They see the world for what it is.
Detective Loki was probably turned away from religion after his troubling childhood. When he's got the priest on the floor looking down into the basement, he mentions how he used to live at the boys home and calls him a sick fuck if i remember correctly, so we can assume Loki new him as a pedo or something that preyed on kids where Loki grew up. That's just my guess.
".. letting the imagination take pla.. WOW That was way worse than I imagined!" that made me laugh (your reaction not the scene)
Hahaha Charles it felt like the movie heard me and told me to shut up 😂😂
@JamesVSCinema I think that was exactly what the director wanted to happen lol - at that point we're still sympathetic with Jackman's character so we imagine it'll be bad but not that bad. Then it hits you with this amazingly grotesque makeup job that makes your stomach squirm and start to doubt.
Hell yeah dude, probably my favourite movie in the Villeneuve filmography.
It’s so awesome seeing his filmography. He made so many different films each with such incredible filmmaking aspects!
Definetely one of my favourit directors. Cant wait to see Dune.
every single one of his movies are great but for my top 3 its:
1- Blade runner 2049
2- Prisoners
3- Sicario
but i've got a strong feeling that dune will be a masterpiece and will be his best
Go watch Incendies, by far for me Villeneuve's best movie he's ever made. My list goes like this:
1. Incendies
2. Prisoners
3. Arrival
4. Dune
5. BD 2049
6. Enemy
7. Sicario
Dune is a great movie and totally a cinema-esque, but I bet the sequel would be much better since the Part I is basically only its Prologue
One of my favourite films of all time
I can see why!
One of my favorite movies in the last several years. Jackman's genuine showing of rage in that scene was actually scary. Jake's character was so detailed and well played too. Another masterpiece from Villeneuve imo. Everyone played their roles so well.
He does such a beautiful job and showing the depths of characters along with their relationship with the story. Hard to do but he does it flawlessly.
Apparently they kept getting on Jackman about not showing enough anger in that seen so that all culminated to him being really pissed they had to keep filming it so many times and that was the end result.
@@jromins9155 Yeah i remember hearing about that in some making-of or an interview. Hopefully they gave him a nice pat on the back and brought him a coffee after lol.
@@MortPure from what I remember after the this take he walked away and said "you're welcome" or something like that lol
@@jromins9155 That would have been badass xD
Paul dano is a great actor. Does a fantastic turn in "there will be blood" a must see if you haven't already.
That’s on the current patreon polls actually!
Im so excited for The Batman, Dano is gonna be a amazing Riddler!
Paul Dano kills every role he is in. He was fantastic in The Batman.
Watched this for the first time last month too - had the same reaction. Was completely drawn in by the cinematography and performances. The music too worked really well; never became distracting but gave scenes an extra sense of gravitas.
And, having a son, I found the film quite frustrating on behalf of Hugh's character. You do have this desperate compulsion to take things into your own hands due to what you perceive to be inaction.
Great reaction - finding your channel to be one of the better reaction channels out there.
Hey man thank you for tuning in! I agree 100%. I love that the film is smart with its audience and just plays without holding back. There’s information littered all over this film but it doesn’t hold your hand and keeps its pace rolling. Thank you again for the kind words man, you guys make this channel awesome.
Most challenging movie from Villeneuve has to be Enemy, absolutely recommend it.
Agreed! Enemy is actually on the current patreon polls!
Would love to see you react to Blade Runner 2049, that film is pure art. Let's be real though, all of Villanueve's films are, just react to all of them lol.
Enemy has the most disturbing ending of any movie I have ever seen. I refuse to watch it ever again cause of that.
even though every film ever has some form of flaws, this is one i just can't fault. prisoners, for me at least, is perfect and maybe the film i've rewatched the most. i've never seen atmosphere put on film like this - it feels almost as if i'm involved in it and sort of intruding in on the character's lives, it's all just so real and there's something about that that no matter what rewatch i'm on, this film always feels just as impactful as the first time i saw it.
This was one of the most stressful movies that I have ever seen. Jackman’s performance was astounding.
Hugh is amazing in this!!
I mentioned in another comment here that he and his wife Deb tried having kids, but had two miscarriages which is really sad, and so now have two adopted kids from which they’re really active in campaigning for raising foster children.
I think he brought that experience to the role which really brought the acting to amazing and realistic heights.
James: "It's definitely her"
*Is her*
James: Oh my god!
This is one of my all-time favorite movies. So many great performances and an all-star cast. Thought provoking and unbelievably heart-wrenching.
Now this is one of the movies that I feel are the closest to a perfect film. Perfect acting, directing, cinematography, Music, writing And execution
Agreed!
Bro I love yer channel and I LOVE this movie. Saw it in the theater and holy cow, I was so scared as soon as it started. That freaking shot that zooms in on the tree bark with the house in the background coupled with the sound/music design: brilliant. I was super chilled to the bone JUST from that. So many more great moments in this movie! Love yer commentaries dude! Keep it up!
The amount of video essays that talk at great lengths about all the simbolism placed throughout this movie really elevates it above most.
It’s funny you mentioned that you don’t want to see it again because I have seen Prisoners 6 or 7 times and it just keeps getting better, definitely my favorite Villeneuve film
Yay! I think I recommended this on "Dunkirk'! Another fun, jolly romp to watch!
Just a quick story, I've seen this movie like 6 years ago, when I wa living in the UK. My brother and his wife trusted me that particular night with their child. They were going out first time since he was born. So I received notes, phone numbers, addresses etc. Family left, my godson, being awesome, went to sleep quickly, so I watched a movie.
This one.
After about an hour in, I paused. checked on the child, went for a drink, and finished the movie.
I slept in his room that night.
Told my brother, he's not to watch this one. He's paranoid as he is, no need to feed that beast.
I think it's one of Deakins/Villeneuve more subtle movies. This one made me realize how versatile Hugh Jackman can be(well "Prestige" kinda did it, but this hits more). Jake is just..fucking awesome, such a strong cast all around. Can we give Paul Dano a comedy or something? He's always so intense in the cinema. (We need You to see "There will be blood" You'll like it, it's depressing and fucked up, to be fair any Paul Thomas Anderson movie would be good!)
Gonna grab a drink and watch Your reaction. Great choice as always.
And dude 3K! Did You just get a 1k subscribers during the weekend ?!
Have a great one man!
I actually have There Will Be Blood on the polls!! And thank you for the support my friend, you’re awesome seriously! Also, hope you’re having a damn good day 🙏🏽
There's a whole video about the theme behind why he filmed so many trees and what they meant in the movie. Its a crazy aspect that you only learn about the movie if you deep dive.
This is the character that got Paul Dano the role as The Riddler for sure.
Great reaction! James-"I wonder if he takes the law into his own hands?" 5 minutes later "Oh he built a torture room!"
Nice try injecting humor into a heavy story. "I knew she was involved, look at that sweater!"
Hahaha I try my best man, just being myself with you guys hahaha! Much love homie
11:00 All three actors were phenomenal in that scene. You have to watch them separately 3 times to see it.
Prisoners is o r if my favorite movies ever. There is so much to unpack in this movie. It’s a dark gritty movie with great characters.
A couple biblical references I noticed. In the beginning after the hunting trip. The cross hanging from the rear view mirror is straight and not moving like his faith. When he picks his friend up to show him the kid he took to torture the cross hanging is now swaying and can’t really tell it’s a cross. His faith is swaying. His wife’s name is grace. Thru out the movie he’s literally falling farther and farther from grace. There’s other too. Also Hugh Jackman is a carpenter like Jesus.
Oh wow…you broke that down really well. Very astute man. This was a heavy flick! Brilliant performances all around
Your channel and Brandon Likes Movies are by far the best reaction channels out there. Many people usually do quick cuts, over the top reactions, and are constantly pausing the movie to talk about whatever. You and Brandon on the other hand have great observation and acknowledge all the different positions of filmmaking like the cinematography or sound design. Great content as always.
This is awesome man, thank you for saying this! Cheers to you my friend.
Oh hell yeah, literally probably in my top 5. It's a perfect film in my eyes. I cant imagine a single aspect of this film being better. Thank you.
Anytime Roland, thank you for always tuning in!
You have to watch Arrival, another masterpiece of Dennis Villeneuve!!!
I believe that the biblical references are for stablishing the characters. For example Dover is first seen praying and later on has a cross hanging on his car. Whenever he is gone too far he prays to hold on to his good persona. When he is not capable of turning on the water he prays, as he knows he is doing wrong, but he keeps going to the point where he is literally on the bottom, realizing that he is not meant to be saved as he has gone too far, this time not praying for himself, but for his daughter. The labyrinths also have meaning, as it represents the urge to get to the center of it and find the treasure (Anna and Joy), both Dover and Loki want the same thing but try different methods that drives both of them to the edge. The trees as well, have meaning. There are many shots statics of trees or branches, and in the backround there always are trees. This represents the psychological state of the characters, as they resemble a neuron (seen clearly on a shot when Dover is siting on his car with the reflection of thousands of branches)
Woooooow this really hits now. I was wondering if they’d be any connections or undertones and you definitely made it’s alittle clear for me now! Thank you for this comment!
If you like these small, rural location movies check out winters bone. Top notch performance by Jennifer Lawrence.
Maybe you know more simmeral movies?
This film is traumatizing; it's so heavy and so heartbreaking that the disturbing horror of it stayed with me for a few days.
Its really interesting watching someone vocalize what I was feeling when I first watched this movie but knowing where the plot is going to go
The theme is: the only way out of the maze is to have faith.
This film is in my top 10 movies of all time.
After finished the Prisoner,I wanted again,for me this a fantastic cinema!
One of my all time favorites. Hugh Jackmans acting is so amazing, and I love Jake Gyllenhaal in roles like this.
I'd highly recommend watching Bad Times at the El Royale, sir. It's an overlooked and underrated film. It's has great cinematography, amazing cast and an interesting story. Great video as always.
What’s up Alex! Appreciate that comment man that means a lot to me! I’ve seen that movie, and I loveeeeed it. Definitely had a Tarantino influence.
Love Villeneuve, he's one of my fave directors working atm
Finally getting to your review of this; love your synopsis! Just a personal tidbit on this film...i first watched it in 2013 single with no kids. I rewatched recently, now married with 2 kids, and this script hits so harder as a dad..almost hard to watch at times. Brilliant acting by all.
Love the one-two punch of Villeneuve and Roger Deakins. I hope they work together more in the future.
This film is definitely in my top 10 of all time. Great reaction James
My brother!! Thank you for the love man, this was a crazy movie
Not only does this movie have great cinematography (Roger Deakins of course), a captivating story/screenplay, and excellent directing, but it is hands down a performance clinic. Everyone is on their A game here.
This movie was phenomenal! From start to finish!! Definitely one of the best from the director, and I agree that it’s one of those movies you would only need to watch once. The authentic performances from the entire cast made this film feel real, the scenery and color grading also makes the film grounded in reality and it really does feel like a horror movie because of the conflict and tension.
You should react to gaspae noe's climax. I think its one of the most unique movies out there in terms of cinematography and pacing. A crazy trip of a movie
What’s up Vincent! Never heard of that, but will definitely have that in future polls my friend! Thank you for the suggestion!
This movie is so underrated. I was floored that ppl booed in the theatre.
i like how the intended resolution of the ending is made predictable throughout the movie by one filming technique
Whenever I mention this movie to friends, it seems like not many have watched this! I recommend this as much as I can & I'll hear back how amazing it was. This movie needs way more eyes on it. The scene when Hugh Jackman starts destroying the sink with the wrench asking where his daughter is gives me chills....
Yeah I was floored by that scene. Didn’t even see a movie there..that’s how real it felt man. Shivers all around.
Im enjoying watching these old reactions.
In my opinion, it's a film that should be remembered 50 years from the time it came out.
Amazing movie! Saw it alone when it came out, next day brought 3 people to see it with me. Everyone was blown away.
Hahaha that’s awesome Evie! That must’ve been an experience for them. Thank you for the love too and I hope your day is rocking!
The symbolism is crazy in this film, and detective Loki has a lot of connections to the norse myths of Loki
This was my first Denis Villeneuve movie and I personally think it's his best. It's full of tension and has great atmosphere throughout. So glad you reacted to it. Good to see you well. Much love
Thanks for that brotha, I’ve been doing good man, grateful to being healthy. This movie is definitely a staple for him. Thank you again and much love brotha
The father who wore the pendedbt was the guy in the basement of the preacher, he didn't leave the aunt he five years ago he got killed
Oh hey, so excited for this reaction! You uploaded right when I was about to eat dinner too so it's perfect lmao. Really enjoying your content 😊
Hahaha nice!! That’s so funny you say that because I’m eating breakfast over here. Enjoy the video and the meal my friend!
crazy good call with the aunt, good stuff man
i have an interesting relationship with this movie. first off when it was being made the casting director lived next to us she was a cool lady. and the people across the street renting the house also worked int the industry and they gave us a for your consideration copy if before the movie came out in theaters. i was 13 at the time so i wasn't allowed to watch it but i snuck it upstairs one night and watched it on my computer... i would agree with my parents that i shouldn't have watched the movie at that age cause it disturbed me to no end. also where the family lived was shot in the neighborhood that my childhood best friend used to live in and we where about the same age as the girls doing the same things they where so that added to me being terrified.
Dude this is WILD. Yeah this without doubt can cause some trauma to a brave 13 year old kid hahaha. That’s so cool though in hindsight though having this film being so close to where you grew up around.
The first time I watched this was just a few weeks ago. I heard so much about it and seen a couple clips while avoiding spoilers and plot details, and damn this instantly became one of my favorite movies. Just everything about it is perfection. What impressed me the most is actually the naturalness at the beginning between the parents talking. Like damn that’s the best and most natural I’ve ever seen what I guess you could call “down time.” So well written and well acted. Love this movie.
Been a while since I saw this, but if I remember correctly the book they found at this one guys house, was written by an ex CIA-agent. Right? And it was about mind controlling young children. So basically the movie was about MK Ultra, without really saying it. Someone please clarify, if I´m wrong.
Also I really liked how they left some things about Jake Gyllenhaals character in the dark. He was at this strict catholic school, his knunckle tattoos, and his behaviour towards the priest. It created a picture in my head, without it being completly spelled out.
one of the best movies I’ve ever seen right here
You are killin' it with these reactions. Have you seen First Reformed? Would love to see your reaction to that one!
Thanks Adrian! I haven’t seen that movie, I’ll add that to the list my friend! Hope your day is going awesome friend!
The acting in this movie is incredible. I wasn't prepared the first time I watched it.
one of my all time favs! I show this film to everyone! one of the most intense films of all time!
The car scene is my favorite movie scene of all time. Never been on the edge of my seat like that before
Yes! Guzikowski's script is a great read, which isn't always the case with great films, but I also like the story changes made for the production re: Loki's investigation. The ending is perfection.
I loved Loki’s character throughout the entire movie especially towards the ending and how it ended. Thank you Lara for commenting as well!
This channel is basically my best discovery on youtube in a long long time
Heyo Emilio thank you so much for that, wow..made my day! Cheers!
@@JamesVSCinema My friend, now YOU made my day, greetings from Perú!!
one of the bleakest movies i've ever seen, i was glued to the screen the whole time. Incredible!
Everytime I watch a movie I come straight back here to watch it with you.
this is one of my favorite movies ever. I love all of Denis Villanuve movies and was super super excited to see his first part of a dune interpretation this year but at this point it will be delayed
Villeneuve is a genius...... i'll personally recommend you Incendies (2010) if you haven't watched it yet again directed by him and trust me this is one of the few filmmakers who has the potential to come close to Christopher Nolan in modern times
I feel this film doesn't get the credit it deserves, so underrated... Denis Villaneuve is a brilliant director... it's a crime Hugh Jackman nor Jake Gyllenhaal didn't receive a nomination for best actor or supporting actor that year... Soundtrack was awesome as well (RIP Johan Johansson)
PLEASEEE react to the florida project, you’ll love the frames
“It is my belief, Watson, founded upon my experience, that the lowest and vilest alleys in London do not present a more dreadful record of sin than does the smiling and beautiful countryside.” - Sherlock Holmes
Interstellar and Prisoners are my top 2 favourite movies of all time. Both of the movies had Biblical references, Church Organ Music and iconic moments. Although I am a Muslim, I can relate to the Biblical references of the movies because both Christianity and Islam are Abrahamic religions.
I enjoy watching another react channel because she gets really invested and dramatic about the movie. But I enjoy watching yours more for the appreciated of the film and the art of it. Its a nice way to look at it different from someone with the educational/technical knowledge that I dont have.
This is my favourite movie of all time
Crazy that you guessed it was the aunt
I think this movie is fantastic analogy for masculinity, and not in an entirely negative way. The violence is there, sure, but drive to protect and defend is also there. The drive to shoulder the burden of conflict, and impact of it (distancing oneself from loved ones in order to protect them, even at the cost of your relationship with them), are very authentically portrayed.
"I love how they're hiding his face as well, Just letting the imagination take place"
*Sees the face* OHH MY GODDD
Same.
Since you've done a couple of Villeneuve movies, you should check out Incendies. Amazing movie.
Ironic that Paul Dano's character sang Joker's christmas song since he's gonna be The Riddler
Brill y all involved. Jackman was pure rage and this is Gyllinhall’s best performance.
Prisoners is the most well constructed film I’ve ever seen
How Jackman did not get at least an Oscar nomination for this blows my mind.
"I saw the devil" and "Antichrist". Great channel btw 🤘🏻👍🏻
I saw the devil what a film up there with Chaser and timecrimes for my favourite foreign language film
@@deathrowslag78 its the ultimate revenge film imo 😎
The second watch through this movie is really rough having gone through it once and understand what is what and who is who and why. Twice is enough for me. Great movie.
I completely understand that, it’s a damn rough sit through but I’m happy you took the time to watch it regardless!
Amazing video, very underrated movie amazing acting script writing and all