My buddy is an extra, one of the police officers in Willoghby's station (non speaking part). You can see him pretty clearly in a few shots. Glad this won the Oscar. He said the other actors were really cool!
I love 'em, they're great, and they deserve recognition. However, the Academy Awards have absolutely no trust (at least for me) nowadays. It seems more like they're going the route of the Hollywood circle-jerk with awarding what they personally prefer to be awarded, and not so much what deserves to be awarded.
Sam Rockwell can play the hell out of characters you’re supposed to hate. I was taken aback by his redemption arc in this film. So damn well-written, and he killed it.
Another film u need to check out if you are a fan of Sam Rockwell is Moon (2009). It is one of the most criminally underrated films of all time and is directed by David Bowie's son. Sam Rockwell should've won an oscar for his performance in Moon (2009)
I remember knowing Zero about Seven Psychopaths, and was I ever shocked by the acting, story, and sheer depth of the whole thing. I still remember the night I saw it 8 years ago.
Kerry Condon, Mikes daughter from BCSaul, also played Octavia...the sister of Octavian (who grew up to be Augustus Caesar) in the HBO series Rome. Rome was the most expensive tv show ever when it was produced...so much so that it got cancelled in second season, and the story had to be greatly compressed to finish out the series in 2 instead of 5 or 6 seasons. HBO did learn lessons from the production that allowed them to successfully produce a huge series like Game of Thrones.
One of the things that is overlooked, is that even the new chief literally saw him throw the guy outta window, he didnt throw him in jail, just fired him
@@gabrielbrown4764 It's just how police and every other powerful organization in the world works, they are full of corrupt criminals and don't wanna be caught, so they protect each other. Churches, police, military, finances, politicians etc
One of the great subversions of the film is the implication that the new chief is the person we expect to help Mildred out, when he is actually just as ineffective as the previous chief.
A movie with a longer title that's one of my favorites is "The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eight Dimension". It's a cult classic you should check out, it stars Peter Weller ("Robocop").
One of my favorite Sam Rockwell performances is from The Way Way Back ... It has a very star-studded cast of actors. I just love his character in that movie. He is 100% not a d-bag in the movie. Edit: do not watch any trailers or anything if you end up watching it, it will ruin parts of the movie that don't come until late ...
@@mrkelso Yeah, it had a lot of very strong emotional moments that came over me, because I thought of other people in "that" person's shoes in RL and the situation. (no spoilers in case Brandon reads this) It was written and directed by a couple guys that actually act in the movie as well.
@@mrkelso Well, it was written by Oscar winners Jim Rash & Nat Faxon, but agreed. One of my favourite films. I just love that the Dean from Community is an Oscar winner.
I remember really loving The Way Way Back, but, particularly being surprised at Steve Carell playing an asshole, he usually plays likeable characters so it was a huge surprise.
@@themightycongueror8383 yeah, and he did it so well. I think the other movie where he wasn't a goofball was maybe Dan in Real Life if I remember right (honestly I don't remember) and he was pretty down-to-Earth in Little Miss Sunshine... He had some funny remarks, but most of it was serious and just about the topic at hand.
Ooooh I didn't realise that you were doing a reaction for this, a fantastic film. I maintain that it should have won the Oscar that year, but appreciate that Guillermo Del Toro was long overdue too.
One of my favorite recent movies. Such an emotional roller coaster, and I appreciate that none of the characters are all good or all bad. I saw this in theaters, and the moment when she screams "Robbie!!" was a complete gut punch.
This won Best Actress (McDormand) and Supporting Actor (Rockwell). I find it ferociously entertaining as well as emotional and moving with some brilliantly funny moments. It's a fine examination of anger, I think. My favorite detail is that Dixon knows where his gun is but not his badge. Oh yeah, this and "Get Out" featured Caleb Landry Jones, and both were nominated for picture. I saw this after I saw "Get Out," and I was actually afraid he would dump the OJ on Dixon, giving in to anger. McDonagh made a wonderful film, I think.
I feel like the ending is open ended because it is about choice, the ability to make choices is what makes us human, and in that respect it doesnt matter if we make good or bad calls, because at the end of the day we are still just human. Both main characters in the movie are very flawed people, but they still deserve our love and respect, because had we lived their life, chances are that we would be in their shoes right now and we wouldnt know what to do either.
An incredible film when I saw it in theaters I was honestly at a loss for words just a film filled with outstanding performances when Sam Rockwell won the Oscar I was so happy it was very well deserved
23:26 Yeah, that move right there just blew my mind, too when I first saw it. Only been topped by his "special move" in 7 Psychopaths, lol no spoilers here.....
Liked before watching. Commenting for the algorithm. And to make it a little more substantial: great movie choice! Now, time to watch and enjoy the reaction. EDIT: Yes, "In Bruges" is a *great* movie, go for it!
When are you going to check *WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS* tv show? I can assure you it´s as hilarious as the movie. The actors and actress are AWESOME in their roles. You won´t regret it. And there are many cameos (Mark Hamill amongst them, who is a huge fan of the show)
Brandon seeing your thoughts about Dixon character I think you should react to Jack Reacher movie with Tom Cruise, he plays a great character as well with a huge ingelligence for police investigation.
When you inevitably get to Seven Psychopaths, note that Sam Rockwell's character has the same sunglasses and last name as Travis Bickle, from Taxi Driver.
Kerry Condon who plays Mike's daughter-in-law on Better Call Saul wasn't the same actress from Breaking Bad, but you might recognize her voice as F.R.I.D.A.Y., Tony Stark's suit AI he used after Jarvis in the MCU. I first became aware of her in a pretty chilling performance in The Walking Dead.
My neighbor put three billboards up in her yard and has it taped off like a crime scene when her daughter died, accusing the detectives of doing nothing. Which they probably haven't, from my own experiences with them. Its been almost three years and still no change. Sad stuff.
i love this movie so much!! it's so mind boggling that a movie that deals with such harsh topics as murder and sexual assault has over all themes of redemption, forgiveness, what it means to be a community, and how radical kindness is never easy but always necessary. loved your reaction keep up the great work!!
Since you really liked this movie and since you're probably going to love In Bruges, I would also recommend The Guard and Calvary (starring Brendan Gleeson who also stars in In Bruges btw).
Ooooo, I remember a couple months ago mentioning this movie. It's so good. I knew it won some awards and I went in completely blind when I first saw it, not even a trailer.
I can't remember if it was "nominated" for anything... Lol... Frances McDormand and Sam Rockwell both got an Academy Award for this movie... So yeah, it definitely was "nominated" for something 😂
You are going to love McDonagh's films. He usually works in theatre and I think that gives his stories a different take. I recommend watching In Bruges next!
I first became aware of Martin McDonagh through his fantastic Oscar winning short film, Six Shooter. Everything you'll find in all his features was there from the very start, most notably the deft maneuvers from high hilarity to deep tragedy and back.
What makes this film so powerful too is how much it defies your expectations. Each time you think you would feel a certain way, the film gives you new information that changes how you understand about something. Almost nothing that happens in this movie happens how it's initially suggested. But not a single cheap trick to make us feel like the film lied to us. Only ourselves to blame for any false assumptions.
I love movies like this. No beginning, no end, just a deep dive in to the middle of a story. I'm sure there is a term for this but I don't know it Some recommendations for you; Natural Born Killers, story by Tarantino, directed by Oliver Stone, starring Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis. A unique movie experience, I've never seen a movie shot like this before or since. Made Harrelson's career by not being able to typecast him. Moon, Sam Rockwell at his best and at his best again. The Road Warrior, Mel Gibson's introduction to American audiences. Technically it's a sequel but there isn't a need to watch the first. This is the best of the Mad Max franchise and the best "guy movie" ever made. Heathers, a dark comedy starring Winona Ryder and Christian Slater. A dark satire of high-school social life and the "teen movie" genre itself. Cool Hand Luke, because if you don't watch it, that's a night in the box and because it's one of the greatest movies in the antihero genre.
Thrilled to see you're watching "In Bruges". One of my favourite films ever. It's got a very Irish sensibility about it (The ability to go from laughter to pure darkness, and back again, in seconds). McDonagh has Irish blood in him and has written some fantastic plays, again featuring the same sensibility - the light to dark and light in dark. to be laughing and crying at the same time.
Absolutely love this movie. The character arcs, acting, dialogue, directing, and story is just amazing. The casting was brilliant because bad casting would've taken a lot out of this movie. Every actor/actress is top notch.
The moment when woody accidentally spits blood on Frances , the dynamics just changes to a kind woman comforting a dying man..hits me every time man.
Both of their dynamics changed in that moment. It was so well done.
Her "mom" starts to show
With great actors it just turns to gold....
This movie can hit you in many ways 😅
Yea it's very realistic it's very great writing to think of that
I'm here for all the Seven Psychopaths and In Bruges recommendations. And for all the positivity.
In Bruges is one of my all-time favorite films ☺️
@@RomTheVacuumedSpider I listen to the theme from time to time and just reflect on stuff.
I absolutely adore Martin McDonagh’s films, especially Seven Psychopaths
I love seven psychopaths lol saw it in high school, one of my favorites lol
IN BRUGES!!!!
It was so frustrating having to see what Frances Mcdormand's character had to go through in this movie! Great film!
My buddy is an extra, one of the police officers in Willoghby's station (non speaking part). You can see him pretty clearly in a few shots. Glad this won the Oscar. He said the other actors were really cool!
I watched this movie on a plane. Didn't know what to expect and ended up sat bawling next to a stranger. What a journey that was.
I DID THE EXACT SAME OMG
That’s weird I also watched on a plane lmao
lol, same here, how funny that we all shared that experience.
I watched it on a flight home from italy and it just made me angry lmaooo
I saw it on the plane too, minus the crying part.
Both Frances Mcdormand and Sam Rockwell got an academy award for their performance
Two great actors
Woody Harrelson also was nominated alongside with Rockwell.
I love 'em, they're great, and they deserve recognition. However, the Academy Awards have absolutely no trust (at least for me) nowadays. It seems more like they're going the route of the Hollywood circle-jerk with awarding what they personally prefer to be awarded, and not so much what deserves to be awarded.
And Woody came close with a nomination
@@SerHenkan in the end what "deserves" to be nominated is also just an opinion
Rockwell could have his own masterclass in walking across the street
Amazing how he disappears in a role. He looks nothing like he ever has before in the past, including his walk
If it wasn't for Gary Oldman, Rockwell would be my favorite actor.
@@johnfriday5169 Always thought they are kinda similar somehow
@Luuk Hulsman And she did!
rockwell is an absolutely brilliant actor
“It’s Mac’s mom playing Mac’s mom!”
His face lighting up was spectacular
Grandma in Napoleon Dynamite!
I only know her as Napoleon's mom. Who is Mac?
She broke her coccyx.
Make yourself some damn quesa-dillahs!
Sam Rockwell can play the hell out of characters you’re supposed to hate. I was taken aback by his redemption arc in this film. So damn well-written, and he killed it.
Another film u need to check out if you are a fan of Sam Rockwell is Moon (2009). It is one of the most criminally underrated films of all time and is directed by David Bowie's son. Sam Rockwell should've won an oscar for his performance in Moon (2009)
Yeeeeeees! Moon is fan-fucking-tastic!
100% agreed! Brilliant film, brilliant performance.
I loved him in “The Way, Way Back” (2013).
Moon is incredible.
Should have won best actor and supporting actor. Would that not be the coolest thing ever?
The window scene is iconic. Just incredible.
Sam Rockwell and Woody Harrelson together. God I love these two actors.
Sam's the most underrated in Hollywood, what a gem, knocks it out of the park every time.
I absolutely love this film.
I saw In Bruges on the weeks schedule but didnt see Seven Psychopaths its another movie by Martin that you'll probably like
I remember knowing Zero about Seven Psychopaths, and was I ever shocked by the acting, story, and sheer depth of the whole thing. I still remember the night I saw it 8 years ago.
@@Psilocybin77 it did that to me too
Any movie that has Tom Waits in I will watch multiple times. I love that man.
As much as I love Guillermo del Toro and his work, Three Billboards deserved the Oscar for Best Picture.
Should have won
Such a powerful film. It's an emotional rollercoaster...10/10
Now that you've seen this, you should watch Wind River with Elizabeth Olsen and Jeremy Renner. Amazing movie.
Wind river is amazing. Super heavy and emotional as well.
Agreed! So good.
Yes, let’s get Wind River added to the list.
Yes!
"I was the one who burned down the police station."
"Well, yeah! Who else would it have been?"
I think that’s my favourite lines in the movie
Kerry Condon, Mikes daughter from BCSaul, also played Octavia...the sister of Octavian (who grew up to be Augustus Caesar) in the HBO series Rome. Rome was the most expensive tv show ever when it was produced...so much so that it got cancelled in second season, and the story had to be greatly compressed to finish out the series in 2 instead of 5 or 6 seasons. HBO did learn lessons from the production that allowed them to successfully produce a huge series like Game of Thrones.
The sad thing is it's 2021 & her body still hasn't been recovered 😢
Sad thing is that this happens a lot for a lot of cases in real life. :(
@@davidci unfortunately that's true - here's the real aftermath of the real 3 Billboards 😢
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Death penalty for rapists please
This movie was masterclass in movie making... tremendous jobs done all around in front and behind the camera.
Rockwell finally getting the recognition he’s deserved since Green Mile
I think you mean the first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. And he'll always be underrated.
@@abemrofchak regular or menthol?
@@abemrofchak hahaaahaaaaa
Great stuff
This movie is so phenomenal, Rockwell had maybe the best performance of the decade in my opinion
Moon is right there as well.
I just met, by accident and coincidence, the actor who plays the dentist. He just happens to be my uncle's best friend.
One of the things that is overlooked, is that even the new chief literally saw him throw the guy outta window, he didnt throw him in jail, just fired him
It's one of the few moments in the film I don't quite get, why didn't he put him in jail?
@@gabrielbrown4764 It's just how police and every other powerful organization in the world works, they are full of corrupt criminals and don't wanna be caught, so they protect each other. Churches, police, military, finances, politicians etc
One of the great subversions of the film is the implication that the new chief is the person we expect to help Mildred out, when he is actually just as ineffective as the previous chief.
If you haven’t watched it, the movie “Moon” with Sam Rockwell is great.
A movie with a longer title that's one of my favorites is "The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eight Dimension". It's a cult classic you should check out, it stars Peter Weller ("Robocop").
Couldn’t wait for this one! Rockwell blew me away.
Yes please do In Bruges, it's such a great movie, one of my favorites from Martin McDonagh.
The scene when she talks to the stray deer as a sign of her daughter
That was crushing
One of my favorite Sam Rockwell performances is from The Way Way Back ... It has a very star-studded cast of actors. I just love his character in that movie. He is 100% not a d-bag in the movie.
Edit: do not watch any trailers or anything if you end up watching it, it will ruin parts of the movie that don't come until late ...
"The Way Way Back" is WAY better than you'd expect from a "teen comedy".
@@mrkelso Yeah, it had a lot of very strong emotional moments that came over me, because I thought of other people in "that" person's shoes in RL and the situation. (no spoilers in case Brandon reads this) It was written and directed by a couple guys that actually act in the movie as well.
@@mrkelso Well, it was written by Oscar winners Jim Rash & Nat Faxon, but agreed. One of my favourite films. I just love that the Dean from Community is an Oscar winner.
I remember really loving The Way Way Back, but, particularly being surprised at Steve Carell playing an asshole, he usually plays likeable characters so it was a huge surprise.
@@themightycongueror8383 yeah, and he did it so well. I think the other movie where he wasn't a goofball was maybe Dan in Real Life if I remember right (honestly I don't remember) and he was pretty down-to-Earth in Little Miss Sunshine... He had some funny remarks, but most of it was serious and just about the topic at hand.
YESSS, I love this film and I'm so glad you watched this, you should watch martin mcdonagh's other two films.
This movie and 7 Psychopaths are my favorite movies from this director.
In Bruges and Seven Psychopaths are both worth a watch. Both are dark comedies/dramadies.
Martin McDonagh’s other films are great, too. Seven Psychopaths and In Bruges
Whenever I see a movie like this, it gives me hope for US cinema :) Excellent characters study
Ooooh I didn't realise that you were doing a reaction for this, a fantastic film.
I maintain that it should have won the Oscar that year, but appreciate that Guillermo Del Toro was long overdue too.
If my memory serves, this movie won Best Supporting Actor (Rockwell) and Best Actress in a Leading Role (McDormand)
Finalllyyyy for Sam!!
This was easily my favorite film of 2017 and probably in my top 30 of all time. It’s just amazing.
One of my favorite recent movies. Such an emotional roller coaster, and I appreciate that none of the characters are all good or all bad. I saw this in theaters, and the moment when she screams "Robbie!!" was a complete gut punch.
YASSSSSSSSS GET IN my favourite movie with my favourite guy YASSSS
If you haven't already seen it, would strongly recommend 'Seven Psychopaths' by the same writer/director.
Been waiting long for this one! Best movie I ve seen in 2020 hands down!
I went to see this on my birthday. Ended up bawling my eyes out. Happy birthday to me?
Oh it’s *OSCAR WEEK*
If you liked the open end here you will surely love "In Bruges"
It´s coming to his Patreon this week and to YT soon enough.
@@maxis5650 I know 😉 I've seen it
you should definitely watch "In Bruges"
I love this dark comedy!
Sam Rockwell is one of my top five favorite actors.
Beautiful movie I ended up seeing on a plane. In-flight entertainment hits different sometimes.
that line from willoughby "i hope to see you again if there is another place. if not, its been heaven knowing you." is so goddamn beautiful
This is my favorite movie of the last, I don't know, 20 years.
This movie is pure brilliance
I couldn't wait ti see thus movie back when it came out
This won Best Actress (McDormand) and Supporting Actor (Rockwell). I find it ferociously entertaining as well as emotional and moving with some brilliantly funny moments. It's a fine examination of anger, I think. My favorite detail is that Dixon knows where his gun is but not his badge. Oh yeah, this and "Get Out" featured Caleb Landry Jones, and both were nominated for picture. I saw this after I saw "Get Out," and I was actually afraid he would dump the OJ on Dixon, giving in to anger. McDonagh made a wonderful film, I think.
I saw this in the cinema, such a great film
Please watch In Bruges. It's a hilarious, dark film and definitely one of my favourites
I feel like the ending is open ended because it is about choice, the ability to make choices is what makes us human, and in that respect it doesnt matter if we make good or bad calls, because at the end of the day we are still just human. Both main characters in the movie are very flawed people, but they still deserve our love and respect, because had we lived their life, chances are that we would be in their shoes right now and we wouldnt know what to do either.
One of the movies I did not expect to like so much, but one of the better ones in the last couple of years.
An incredible film when I saw it in theaters I was honestly at a loss for words just a film filled with outstanding performances when Sam Rockwell won the Oscar I was so happy it was very well deserved
There’s a movie called FX (1986). It’s an action/thriller. I think it would be a good one for you.
Please consider watching August: Osage County (2013). It's a powerhouse screenplay with a stacked cast.
23:26 Yeah, that move right there just blew my mind, too when I first saw it. Only been topped by his "special move" in 7 Psychopaths, lol no spoilers here.....
In Bruges is definitely worth watching & Bruges is also worth visiting ...when its possible again.
Liked before watching. Commenting for the algorithm.
And to make it a little more substantial: great movie choice!
Now, time to watch and enjoy the reaction.
EDIT: Yes, "In Bruges" is a *great* movie, go for it!
I believe Brandon confused “Good Cop” for “Good Man”. Doesn’t matter what they wear or name title, that is the characteristic of a GREAT person
When are you going to check *WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS* tv show?
I can assure you it´s as hilarious as the movie. The actors and actress are AWESOME in their roles.
You won´t regret it. And there are many cameos (Mark Hamill amongst them, who is a huge fan of the show)
Brandon seeing your thoughts about Dixon character I think you should react to Jack Reacher movie with Tom Cruise, he plays a great character as well with a huge ingelligence for police investigation.
Dickson is such a good character: first you hate him, then you pity him, then you cheer for him! 😎
Yo Brandon. Becoming a Patron next week
When you inevitably get to Seven Psychopaths, note that Sam Rockwell's character has the same sunglasses and last name as Travis Bickle, from Taxi Driver.
This has to be in my top 10 films
One of the best Dark comedies ever made
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Kerry Condon who plays Mike's daughter-in-law on Better Call Saul wasn't the same actress from Breaking Bad, but you might recognize her voice as F.R.I.D.A.Y., Tony Stark's suit AI he used after Jarvis in the MCU. I first became aware of her in a pretty chilling performance in The Walking Dead.
Frances might get the Oscar for Nomadland this week. Time to roll the clock back on my two favorite performances of hers, Fargo and Blood Simple.
React to the 2nd borax movie: Oscar record for longest title nominated for an Academy award. Wawaweewah!!
Borax? 😂 but I have already seen the 2nd Borat
@@BrandonLikesMovies lol whoops typo! Haha okay cool. Keep up the awesome reviews! 🎥
This movie is spectacular!
My neighbor put three billboards up in her yard and has it taped off like a crime scene when her daughter died, accusing the detectives of doing nothing. Which they probably haven't, from my own experiences with them. Its been almost three years and still no change. Sad stuff.
Came here early for my daily dose of brandons hand spin move
i love this movie so much!! it's so mind boggling that a movie that deals with such harsh topics as murder and sexual assault has over all themes of redemption, forgiveness, what it means to be a community, and how radical kindness is never easy but always necessary. loved your reaction keep up the great work!!
I saw this movie at the theatre. It stayed with me for a long time (in the best sense).
Since you really liked this movie and since you're probably going to love In Bruges, I would also recommend The Guard and Calvary (starring Brendan Gleeson who also stars in In Bruges btw).
It’s also directed by Martin McDonagh’s brother
Ooooo, I remember a couple months ago mentioning this movie. It's so good. I knew it won some awards and I went in completely blind when I first saw it, not even a trailer.
in bruges and seven psychopaths is very good, should give them a chance for sure
In Bruges is coming! It´s on this week´s Patreon schedule.
One of the best movies i have seen ! Greetings from Poland :)
I can't remember if it was "nominated" for anything... Lol... Frances McDormand and Sam Rockwell both got an Academy Award for this movie... So yeah, it definitely was "nominated" for something 😂
Yes!! I love this movie its so layered and the mix between comedy and drama is brilliant!
Yes!!! Thank you ❤
You are going to love McDonagh's films. He usually works in theatre and I think that gives his stories a different take. I recommend watching In Bruges next!
In Bruges is in fact on this week´s Patreon schedule!
I first became aware of Martin McDonagh through his fantastic Oscar winning short film, Six Shooter. Everything you'll find in all his features was there from the very start, most notably the deft maneuvers from high hilarity to deep tragedy and back.
Great acting, great directing, great editing. . .and it all started with a BRILLIANT script. Directing and screenplay by Martin McDonagh.
What makes this film so powerful too is how much it defies your expectations. Each time you think you would feel a certain way, the film gives you new information that changes how you understand about something.
Almost nothing that happens in this movie happens how it's initially suggested. But not a single cheap trick to make us feel like the film lied to us. Only ourselves to blame for any false assumptions.
Thanks for reacting to this... another solid reaction
In Bruges is another great film to check out,
I love movies like this. No beginning, no end, just a deep dive in to the middle of a story. I'm sure there is a term for this but I don't know it
Some recommendations for you;
Natural Born Killers, story by Tarantino, directed by Oliver Stone, starring Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis. A unique movie experience, I've never seen a movie shot like this before or since. Made Harrelson's career by not being able to typecast him.
Moon, Sam Rockwell at his best and at his best again.
The Road Warrior, Mel Gibson's introduction to American audiences. Technically it's a sequel but there isn't a need to watch the first. This is the best of the Mad Max franchise and the best "guy movie" ever made.
Heathers, a dark comedy starring Winona Ryder and Christian Slater. A dark satire of high-school social life and the "teen movie" genre itself.
Cool Hand Luke, because if you don't watch it, that's a night in the box and because it's one of the greatest movies in the antihero genre.
This movie subverts your expectations really well.
Thrilled to see you're watching "In Bruges". One of my favourite films ever. It's got a very Irish sensibility about it (The ability to go from laughter to pure darkness, and back again, in seconds). McDonagh has Irish blood in him and has written some fantastic plays, again featuring the same sensibility - the light to dark and light in dark. to be laughing and crying at the same time.
Sam Rockwell is amazing in this movie
All Hail Frances McDormand ;)
Absolutely love this movie. The character arcs, acting, dialogue, directing, and story is just amazing. The casting was brilliant because bad casting would've taken a lot out of this movie. Every actor/actress is top notch.