By far the best one I’ve seen, his animation is mind blowing. Made me cry more than once and was so heart felt ❤ purely amazing movie I already ordered the poster! 😆

The reviewer is so stupid he didn't even pronounce Chalamet's name properly. What a jerk!

I don’t think the flood was once in a lifetime. At the very beginning there is a shot of a boat in a tree.

Can’t wait to see it!

This Animation and soundtrack was a MASTERPIECE taking you on a emotional journal.

Excellent, honest review. Thank you, though "you'll never have lunch in this town again." Favorite songs: Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands, My Back Pages, Threw it All Away, Like a Rolling Stone.

Thanks God, there is No right or wrong opinion. It just your opinion about ACU.

watch to the end of closing credits as there is a scene at the very end

dude it's BIO-pic. Not bi opic....smh

You are biopic guy. Glad you liked this one.

I slightly disagree. I felt like the movie felt heavily animalistic > human, and that's exactly what made it felt relatable. We often don't discuss this in this way, but we're very animal-like in how we interact on a tribal-level. Also, having black cat, it's depiction was incredibly moving and (sometimes) heartbreaking. Excellent review all around w/ a slight disagreement.

Saw it at a screening a few weeks ago and couldn’t agree more with the review, it’s totally spot on. Very disappointing and lackluster second half that’s for sure.

And it was made using blender.

A movie that's not talked about nearly enough if you ask me.

I saw the title of the movie and thought it was about me, since I am a complete unknown. How disappointing.

Biopics tend to be boring, but there is often good performance in it. I am sure Tim is good as Bob and this may be good to catch on streaming, but for whatever reason, biopic usually are dry and yes boring. Same with recent Bob Marley biopic. Boring. Walk The Line was good however.

It turned me on more than the average biopic

Well, i liked it. Thought it was gonna b a pirates of the caribbean sort of deal with depp. Thx god it wasnt. Felt more like Master and Commander. Mature, deep atmosphere. The place the situation and climate were not just back drops but very well played characters. Just like being out on the ocean on a ship. I hope there will be a follow up. like master and commander i think they can still make one movie, exactly like the first but from aboard Acheron. The whole movie opposite to the first, Acheron hunting the far side of the world Surprise. How they ambushed Russel Crow, how they navigated Drake. That would be imo a worth while film. Better than any sequel. An actual different perspective. Maybe they can do that too with this film. Something meaningful instead of just a cash grab.

This film was absolutely phenomenal. Pure art and so profound and affecting. I walked home is a daze after seeing it today and it is many hours later and it still hasn't left me. So many themes and so, so much to say. It's for everyone and has so much to teach.

Latvija var. Dievs svēti Latviju! P.s ....mums visas multenes ir labas ...filmas arī.

Daniel Craig is so good! I hope he does more art house from here on out. Also what a beautiful and bitter ending. I think everything you said is valid, but maybe it’s on purpose to make craig’s character feel even more alone.

Great review! I completely agree your review! Strong setup that really fell apart. Quite a bit over hyped for me lol

While I did not directly participate in the making of the movie, my three friends and I developed an official board game for it. Needless to say, we were honored to create a game adaptation of such a unique, memorable, and beautiful film. Thank you so much for reviewing it!

Good point, I think everyone assumes he’s automatically killed but it’s true, we don’t see it. So it still can be up to debate on when he meets his demise and if he will suffer even more waiting for the bellhop to off him 🤷🏽‍♀️. Thank you!

Good review. 👍🏼 But comparing the meeting of Egerton & Bateman’s characters to Robert Deniro & Al Pacino in HEAT is sacrilegious! 😂

Ezīts miglā vienalga labāks😊

Moana 2 is getting all the love right even though this movie was way better and this one isn't even getting as many screens which it should hopefully the word about this will spread 🥲

Can't wait to see this!

Thank You for the INCREDIBLE Review!!!

You are a very decent movie critique in my opinion but you should definetly make a major change about how you pick your movies. Instead of talking about one movie per video, you might try a different concept. Such as "What I watched this month" and talk about the movies shortly and give your rating to them. Also, you might review old movies that people might have missed, foreign movies etc...

Good cast gonna give this a shot

Has some great actors will wait for streaming to check it out

Saw trailer saw the practical effects so gonna give it shot

I have a feeling Irvin has been through that door before and then moved around to another department

Great review! So excited to see this movie, but will wait until the day after Christmas so I don't have to apologize to baby Jesus for being a total creep ;)

ótimo comentário! ... eu amei o filme ! ... awesome review... I loved the movie

This has the same aesthetics as modern Zelda games...and probably, I am trying to predict, that Nintendo or Sony could be interested in making game sequels of the Flow in partnership with Zilbalodis label. BTW Zilbalodis mean Blue-dove.. I would make a Studio brand name from this.

Tieši tā, viss spēks minkānos! :)

Tā ir visu laiku labākā latviešu animācijas filma! 🇱🇻 🌝👍

Ok - so I will watch :)

Definitely a must see movie 👍🏻

Awesome review!!! Hello from Latvia!

Absolutely beautiful to see someone connecting with a piece of art like this. I feel you, this is special.

Just watched this movie and it was well, superb. Great for children ages 6 and up and all adults.

Cannot find this movie anywhere in the UK, says it is on Amazon, Apple, Disney and Netflix but it is not 😢

Thanks for reviewing the show!

Flow will change filmmaking. The most astounding film I've seen in years, and possibly the most astounding part was how SHORT the credits were. We have just seen art return to the cinema.

I honestly thoroughly enjoyed The Order. Thought it was one of the best crime thrillers I’ve seen in awhile. Enough action, and interesting story line, that actually had thematic material. Most crime thrillers nowadays are just shoot em ups, or border into horror, so it was refreshing to see a character driven crime movie.

This was really frustrating to listen to because I don't think you quite understood the middle section of this episode. As Roger Pocock explains so well in his blog: And then comes the twist that makes the episode so amazing, with Booth sent back to the present day with the cruel words, “why don’t you go back where you came from? We don’t want you here.” The music stops, the lights go down, and Laura remains in the spotlight for a moment, a look of desperately sad longing on her face. The penny drops. Not only was Laura dead, Booth’s best friend Barney was, and also the club steward. This wasn’t the past. It was heaven, and Booth had to be turned away so he could live his life first. “Acting. They were acting for me. They wanted me to go back to my own life, and live it.” We are left with the thought of how hard that must have been for Laura. She wanted Booth as much as he wanted her, and had to pretend she didn’t, for his sake. What a moment.

This is not among my favorites, but I don't hate it, largely because I like several of the actors. Shelley Fabares' character Ellen is quite likable, so I do care in the end that she's going to be killed along with all other earthlings. Consequently, I can identify with Scott trying to persuade his leader that this mission is wrong. Note that the production didn't "give" particular episodes to Hamner. The stories were all his ideas that he submitted. Also, you say, "we don't know what the original screenplay was." Actually, we do. The book "The Twilight Zone Scripts of Earl Hamner" contains all eight of his scripts "in their original teleplay format" (back cover). On p. 14, Hamner is quoted as saying, "I do not recall any major changes being made by production personnel in any of my scripts. Once in a while Rod would modify the opening or closing I had written for him but he kept the sense of what I had written." So far, I've only noticed very minor changes in the rest of the scripts, such as removing a couple of Hamner's words from a sentence. FYI: "This is my brother Daryl, and this is my other brother Daryl..." was dialogue from characters on Newhart.