Hell or High Water

[fastballspecial]

Anyone seen it yet? I wanted to this weekend, but its only opening in 32 theaters nationwide.

 

Critics are at 99% and Audience is at 80% currently.

 

 

 

 

[paperheart]

Been looking forward to this one for months. The wider release can't happen soon enough

[Gatsby77]

It's playing at my favorite local theater, but I won't get to it until at least next weekend.

[darkstar]

Have to wait until next weekend because of the limited release. Ben Foster needs an oscar nomination at some point.

[paperheart]

best movie i've seen this year, by a long shot. hopefully it finds an audience.

[fastballspecial]

Id just like it to come to my town.

 

[fastballspecial]

Awesome showing in my town this weekend

 

[Bosco685]

Finally got to see this today when I rented it with 10 Cloverfield Lane. So great to see back-to-back solid movies like this.

 

Ben Foster was solid in this role. I liked him as a Navy Seal in 'Lone Survivor'. But also having solid performances from Chris Pine and Jeff Bridges sure paid off in this movie.

 

[Goldeneye]

Finally got to see this today when I rented it with 10 Cloverfield Lane. So great to see back-to-back solid movies like this.

 

Ben Foster was solid in this role. I liked him as a Navy Seal in 'Lone Survivor'. But also having solid performances from Chris Pine and Jeff Bridges sure paid off in this movie.

 

I had this ranked in my top 5 films off the 102 I have seen in the theater this year.

[1Cool]

Saw it this weekend and it was good but my wife hated it. I think she actually fell asleep which is a twist since I'm the one who usually falls asleep watching movies

[Gatsby77]

I finally saw it last week. Loved it.

 

Solid crime thriller - in the vein of No Country for Old Men and Out of the Furnace.

 

Impressed that Chris Pine continues to try to stretch himself beyond generic-leading-man roles.

 

And Ben Foster killed it. He already gets a lifetime pass from me for his work in Hostage and 3:10 to Yuma, but this was impressive.

 

I'm hoping his extraordinary weight gain was for the role and not a separate (like, Val Kilmer) issue.

[Quicksilver Signs]

I finally saw it last week. Loved it.

 

Solid crime thriller - in the vein of No Country for Old Men and Out of the Furnace.

 

Impressed that Chris Pine continues to try to stretch himself beyond generic-leading-man roles.

 

And Ben Foster killed it. He already gets a lifetime pass from me for his work in Hostage and 3:10 to Yuma, but this was impressive.

 

I'm hoping his extraordinary weight gain was for the role and not a separate (like, Val Kilmer) issue.

 

I never noticed he was bigger. Great movie to be sure.

 

loved the gas station scene with the 2 punks