Creed II
Ralph Breaks the Internet
Mission: Impossible - Fallout
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The mood is broken regularly with pratfall humor, also some dehumanizing slow-motion ballets of death.
A beautiful, dumb cowboy movie about two beautiful, dumb cowboys.
Marvellous performances and elegiac photography (by Philip Lathrop) are well complemented by Edwards' unusually light touch.
A film that is more compelling as the work of a specific director (whose thoughts have here turned west) than as an isolated entertainment, as an end in itself.
It shows much of Edwards's craft, but the soul is strangely missing.
There is natural simplicity and then there is a contrived simplicity that kind of yells out at you and says "Hey, look how simple and low-key this is."
Whether it was the writing or the directing, it just seemed to be a little aimless to me.
Edwards proves that he was a more diverse filmmaker than perhaps he was given credit for.
Never kicks in as anything more than a fashionable mood piece.
Holden is the stand-out, although O'Neal holds his own in some of the comic moments. Edwards never shies away from the humour of the situation, and includes some beautifully lyrical photography.
Wild Rovers seemed to start off slow & just stayed there.The 1st western ever where I couldnt sit through the whole thing
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