KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON Movie Review | Scorsese | DiCaprio | De Niro

[@micheledobbs1724]

I worked on this movie! So proud to hear how people are loving it!

[@BreakfastAllDay]

That’s wonderful, what did you do?

[@micheledobbs1724]

@BreakfastAllDay scenic painter. The train station set...all the windows I made into old glass and the amber glass in the church. The general store was my set. The green tile fire place in hales I did those tiles . Aged all the cars to look dusty....and much much more....I actually got to paint deniros show gift which was a replica of his gun in the movie. I am so excited to see it with our paint and construction crew that worked on it this Saturday here in atlanta. We were in Oklahoma for 9 months. From what I have seen this production gave us all credit in credits at the end! Can't wait to see my name roll up a big screen!

[@Alazoom76]

Thank you for what you do.@@micheledobbs1724

[@BreakfastAllDay]

@@micheledobbs1724 Oh wow, that's awesome! Beautiful work, congratulations! What a great gig this must have been.

[@rhyslawson4199]

💩💩

[@cine_caro]

The most anticipated movie review to my most anticipated movie of the year.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Thanks, Jonathan! Let us know what you think when you see it.

[@Gabrielcezar94]

Scorsese recently talked about how the slower, tension-packed style of Ari Aster's films, specially Midsommar and Beau is Afraid, was an influence in making this movie, so it makes sense when you describe the camera work here. Great review as always! Thanks! Can't wait to watch Killers...!

[@BreakfastAllDay]

That's interesting and makes sense, thanks!

[@collindysart6472]

Ari Aster is nothing compared to Scorsese. He makes empty dull A24 claptrap.

[@cyberpunk42]

The ending totally works! It's based on a real show that Lucky Stike sponsored. It's also both a summary and a meta commentary on native experiences being turned into entertainment. Powerful film.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

It was a strong choice!

[@Nomoredrama2000]

Everything that's said about this film makes it sound like a true old school masterpiece. Although I'm wary of its runtime, I really can't wait to see this film.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Let us know what you think!

[@johnmanning4097]

Go see it I went and seen it a couple days ago and it’s a great movie. It’s so great you will not feel the 3 1/2 hours of the movie.

[@yeskev]

Great movie, great performances! The performances really carried me through the movie's runtime. Bob, Leo, and Lily did an amazing job. The story was so brutal, especially during the last half of the movie. Thoroughly enjoyed it!

[@KennethPalmer10]

Thank you guys for this!!! This is my most anticipated movie this year! Martin Scorsese is a God! ✊🏾

[@TheMakersRage]

Great to see the two best contributors to "What The Flick" have their own channel.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

So sweet, thank you, glad you found us!

[@Slade347]

I've seen just two movies in a theater this year, Across the Spider-Verse and Oppenheimer. Those were both great, and I'm hoping this one will make it 3 for 3 in that regard.

[@trentgein8005]

Wow. What a fantastic review. Yeah I definitely want to see this in the theater.

[@musicmann1967]

I just saw it yesterday and was completely captivated for the entire running time. A very moving and brilliant film. My two favorite films of the year are both historical dramas, which I think is a first for me. I usually tend to lean more into genre flicks, but this year I got Oppenheimer-ed and Flower Moon-ed.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

So glad you loved it too, Larry!

[@jaygatz4335]

Barbie didn't make the cut?

[@musicmann1967]

@@jaygatz4335 I liked Barbie a lot, but didn't love it like a lot of people did.

[@paradisecity0406able]

Man, just when I thought Oppenheimer was walking away with an Oscar sweep, Scorsese just came in and said, "Nope

[@dandelves]

Good year for films 🎥

[@EddieHenderson92]

Marty boy is overrated.

[@cactaceous]

@@EddieHenderson92Not as much as Nolan.

[@EddieHenderson92]

@@cactaceous Don't cry little buddy.

[@cactaceous]

@@EddieHenderson92 You are really projecting hard there with the childish mocking attempts with derisive nouns.

[@commandZee]

Thanks for the thorough review. 9.6 B.A.D score! After a summer of corn dogs from the theme park I'm starving for one of Martin Scorsese's Michelin Star dinners.

[@mrjinkorea]

Great commentary! I can't wait to see this. It's an important tragic dark story that needs to be told from the Native American's point of view. Lily Gladstone is a revelation and I hope she wins an Oscar!! and once again, cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto shows why he's one of the best in the business

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Between this and Barbie, an incredible year for this talented d.p.

[@mrjinkorea]

@@BreakfastAllDay yes indeed. It shows his amazing skill. Barbie and Flower Moon are completely different styles from a photographic point of view. I'll still always remember Rodigo for his beautiful photography in Brokeback Mountain.

[@thefilmseeker]

Fuck yeah! Missed the chance to catch the premiere, so I can't wait to catch this one tomorrow. Christy's making the camerawork sound something like the middle-ground between Goodfellas and Silence.

[@jasonraschen1109]

Was invited to an early preview of this. Just loved it. However, it’s such a downer. Christy, I 100% agree with you. This is something we should have been taught in school but wasn’t. I didn’t have a problem with the ending. Kind of thought it was cool. Thanks for the review Christy and Alonso!

[@BreakfastAllDay]

So glad you saw it Jason, thanks!

[@croked]

great review guys. Now I wait for the priscilla review. Can't wait to hear Christy's take.

[@MovieJustin]

Best film of the Year. Lily Gladstone hit it out of the park ❤

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Wasn't she incredible?

[@seancorrigan7448]

Some incredible talent involved with this film 👏

[@Stephen_Lafferty]

A great review - 9.5 and 9.7! I will look forward to seeing it.

[@stephennootens916]

Can't wait to see it. I remember seeing the trailer a few months ago and thinking how it had an epic Western vibe to it. If my luck is good I'll see it the first weekend it comes out with my Aunt.

[@ranestorypictures1738]

Giving a thumbs up without watching your review. I don’t wanna spoil the delight that awaits me.

[@angelrojo6466]

I feel like the days of a handful of directors (Tarantino, Scorsese, Spielberg etc.) dominating the film scene is obsolete. And the same actors like DiCaprio, Hanks, Pitt, getting paid millions to keep churning out films every year is utterly ridiculous. We need more diverse stories and voices. Young voices!! - not the same old tired faces and stories.

[@SuperWhofan1]

They only dominate directing films because they are good

[@michaelgrife6964]

A super reveiw from the smartest movie critics on KZbin.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

So kind, thank you!

[@janechoy2073]

Got tickets to see this with my mom on a premium screen on Saturday! Thanks for the review!

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Great, Jane, hope you guys enjoy!

[@SkolneyVikings]

Very good film. I do wish there had been more of the DiCaprio-Gladstone relationship early on.

[@DavidN369]

The One To Watch Out For. Scorsese! Leo, Bobby, La Gladstone, et al. Am. So. There. Thank you VERY much.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Be sure to report back!

[@DavidN369]

​@BreakfastAllDay Scorsese! Caps His Career. A Truly Important Masterwork and A Truly Long Haul That Truly Pays Off. Lily Gladstone Is God(dess). All Concerned, Bravo, Brava, Bravissimo. See It. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@tiobetio9501]

When Alonso and Christy rate a movie above a 9 you know it's guaranteed to be good. Can't wait to see it.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Let us know what you think!

[@tiobetio9501]

@@BreakfastAllDay Already made plans to watch it next week here in the Vancouver area. Is it worth watching it on a big IMAX screen you think?

[@Advent3546]

I'm SO fucking excited for this!

[@travisspazz1624]

Mollie Burkhart and Tom White are the most interesting parts about the book. Fingers crossed for great things from Lily Gladstone and Jesse Plemons!

[@cirugo7042]

Really looking forward to this

[@johnlefsky8731]

Coming out a couple of days before my birthday; if anyone asks me what I want I'll just ask to go see this in the theater. Lily Gladstone was in a couple of episodes of "Reservation Dogs;" check out the whole series if you can.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

She's tremendous in very understated ways.

[@Alazoom76]

Damn I can't wait to see this one!!!! Super pumped!!!!!

[@megamoviez]

I cannot wait! I predict it’ll be my favorite movie of the year considering how high regard I hold Scorsese. My 2nd favorite filmmaker! Your review makes me even more excited!

[@joed7185]

Its bottom tier Scorsese. His best film is Raging Bull

[@megamoviez]

@@joed7185 This is in my Top 10 Scorsese. So is Raging Bull.

[@joed7185]

@@megamoviez Interesting give me your Scorsese list: 1. Raging Bull 2. Taxi Driver 3. The Last Temptation of Christ 4. Goodfellas 5. Casino 6. Silence 7. Wolf of Wall Street 8. Gangs of New York. 9. Mean Streets 10. The Departed

[@joed7185]

7/10.....Good film but not great. The pacing was better than The Irishman, but this felt like a chore to get through. Definitely see it but comparing to his other films, its on the lower part of Scorsese's filmography. Raging Bull is his masterpiece. Great review Christy and Alonso. Look forward to hearing a review of the new Johnathan Glazers film "The Zone of Interests."

[@ballap23]

This is a better movie than Raging Bull

[@joed7185]

@@ballap23

[@makon89]

Thanks, def. will be watching this in theater.

[@bev9708]

Yep EPIC in capital letters!!! And truly heartfelt!!! Leo was phenomenal!!

[@JidionisthebiggestMenace]

Great review bro. Exicted for this one.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Thanks bro!

[@robbriner9575]

Based on being a true story and Martin Scorsese’s reputation as a director who doesn’t care about fame or fortune, I had “Flower Moon” flagged as must see in the last quarter of 2023. I saw it today, and admired its extravagant recreation of a different time and place, Robert De Niro being Robert De Niro, and a very perceptive inclusion of Native Americans and their plight. However, Flower Moon is mostly a movie about wretched people doing wretched things (murder, murder, murder), was relentlessly evil, and was so interminable that I walked out after three hours and ten minutes because I was tired of being on the verge of throwing up. (I looked up the run time when I got home and saw that I missed “only” the last twenty minutes, but I don’t regret walking out. The small army of character actors in Flower Moon was fun to watch, but Leonardo Dicaprio had a comical frown plastered on his middle-aged face for 95% of his time on screen. Flower Moon is an old-fashioned “Major Motion Picture” that tries hard, but again, I fled when I had had enough.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Well that's too bad that you got so far and then missed then ending.

[@samtan4729]

So according to a recent article, some members of the Osage tribe who were involved with the film have mixed feelings about the movie. What do you think about it? Could it dampen its Oscar race performance??

[@californiumblog]

I can't wait for Friday when I can see it!

[@jasoncarrick5461]

From the moment I finished the trailer watch I was so excited to see this, after watching you two talk about it I am more so. Right there with the best, Gangs of New York, The Hateful 8, and of course There Will Be Blood. Give him all the Oscars now, the man deserves it.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Definitely some There Will Be Blood vibes.

[@elevenseven-yq4vu]

​@@BreakfastAllDayThat does raise some expectations.

[@marcob.7801]

Gangs of New York as is Hateful 8 are overrated! "There Will Be Blood" is BRILLIANT on so many levels that it cannot be compared to Gangs and Hateful!

[@JLamstudio]

Finally streamed it last night. Good movie. DiCaprio did great. Running time wasn’t a problem. Thelma is one hell of an editor. If anything it could have been even longer! The ending was rushed!!! I would have loved to see a miniseries on this story. Some people complained about the length, asked if the movie needed to be 3 .5 hours. I think it did. I think a better question is, do I need to see this in the theaters??? And no, I didn’t! 😂 Make a series on the Osage and I’ll watch MORE!

[@flowerfaeri]

Love this movie! A story that needed to be told. My favourite for best picture, director and score, and Lily Gladstone my favourite for best actress. She is amazing!

[@henry_b1230]

9.6 average let's goooo

[@marytrujillo8433]

Very well acted movie. Engrossing from start to finish!

[@jja8750]

Great review. I really enjoyed and admired my theater experience. Exquisite crafts from top to bottom. Wonderful performances from all; I was particularly taken with the actress who played Mollie's older sister, Anna. Everyone was giving authentic, lived-in performances. DiCaprio, excellent, as always. DeNiro, chilling. Lily Gladstone ... my goodness. As you said, what an empathetic performance. I was transfixed to her the entire time and, my anxiety was elevated constantly that something else was going to happen to her and her family. She made me feel so completely HORRIBLE about what was going on to her and her folks and people. My gosh. Can't wait to watch it again. I have minor nitpicks here & there. For instance, I wasn't AS seeped into the story for the middle hour as much as I was riveted to the 1st hour, or on egg shells for the 3rd hour. But overall, high quality cinema.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Thank you so much for your review! It really is an incredible cast.

[@mcwarhol17]

Watching it this week! I can’t wait! Finally some Native representation

[@Jeannine_9]

Its a solid film, the acting is fantastic Leo, Robert and Lily are great and I expect noms for each one at a variety of award shows. This story is important and timely, as humans we can be so consumed with greed that we are willing and able to kill family and friend. The third act was a surprise twist and felt like an homage to Spike Lee directorship. The score is good here. See it.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

So glad you saw it and liked it too!

[@wavesinthe5112]

SAw this last night. Still thinking about it. What a excellent movie.

[@georgewilliams2764]

I used to watch your reviews in the what the flick days. I'm happy to find you guys again.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

We're happy you found us too!

[@jaygatz4335]

Impressive movie-making. Lily Gladstone was mesmerizing, her inner serenity contrasting so effectively with the energy of the other actors. In some scenes, DiCaprio resembled Brando in The Godfather, cotton in the cheeks and all! Scorcese has presented us with a riveting, and necessary, account of how the natives were mistreated. As for the unusual ending, I cheered it from the moment it started - surprising, yet brilliant.

[@BobSullivanAKABuffy]

Would you say IMAX over Dolby? Seeing it Friday regardless. I'll come back to watch the whole review then. Just wanted to hear your numbers to share! Can't wait!

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Tough question! Maybe Dolby for the score and the sound design. But it is so gorgeous.

[@johnsimms4524]

I wish you would have emphasized more the fact that this really happened 100 years ago in our history. You were 10 minutes into your review before you really started talking about the tragedy that none of us have ever been taught this in school. And without this movie and the high profile stars involved, none of us would have. Thank you for recommending this movie to your followers. Hopefully they take your advice and go see it.

[@paulallenk4830]

By law movies over 3 hours should have a 10 minute intermission halfway through. In 1996 saw Kenneth Branagh's four hour Hamlet that had a spectacular can't wait to see second half intermission two hours in. May see in theater. Depends if I wanna wear Depends. Film is after all a Must Pee.

[@dorothysmith9927]

Why do people complain about the length of the movie as if it takes something away from their life. As its said, "patient jackass" and just enjoy it.😅

[@MrMortombachman]

Had to go to the restroom for the entire second half of the movie

[@dorothysmith9927]

@@MrMortombachman TMI

[@MrMortombachman]

@@dorothysmith9927 yeah. Thought it was a fairly obvious endorsement of the movie though

[@MrMortombachman]

@@dorothysmith9927 runtime is completely justified imo

[@trevorevansyoung]

Oh wow, seeing it Friday! I cannot wait, great review ❤

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@trevorevansyoung]

@@BreakfastAllDay it was as amazing as i had hoped

[@petergrossi6605]

Loved the movie and book. It’s one of the best films of the year… I didn’t feel the 3.5 hour runtime.

[@Sachin_C10]

Hello Christy & Alonso, glad both of liked it. This movie released in 27th in india, saw this afternoon show & wow what a spectacular movie by Scorsese. The film deals with the rumination of greed & power by american agsinst the osage wealthy nation in 1920s oklahoma. The pace worked for me perfectly & I didn't feel bored one bit despite feeling the run time by the end of the film. The climax took me off guard but when the movie got over, the Indian audiences got up & gave a standing ovation for the living Scorsese. Im glad both of u loved it, which surprised me.

[@mattjazzfan2288]

The casting of singer-turned actors in this movie was absolutely insane. After Jason Isbell, Pete Yorn, and Sturgil Simpson showed up I was like dang this is a lot of singers. Then Jack White from The White Stripes appeared and I literally said in the theater “what the fuck?” lol The appearance of John Lithgow and Brendan Fraser also surprised me

[@BreakfastAllDay]

There's a very helpful story in the NY Times that's a guide to all the cameos. Jason Isbell was really good in this! Creepy and menacing: www.nytimes.com/2023/10/21/movies/killers-of-the-flower-moon-martin-scorsese-cameo.html

[@johnnolan5579]

Hopefully this will be a a theatrical success and we can look forward to more epic-scale films of interest and even smaller-scale films of interest, rather than bad horror films and overblown (and too expensive) superhero cliches.

[@oceanblueheart1472]

❤ really loved this film. The Crimes done onto the Osage Community was just the tip of the iceberg. This film would have to be 9 hrs long to cover that.

[@jeanbutinfrench]

I was waiting for this, I’m trying not to watch much from the movie until I can see it in theaters and your thoughts are appreciated, I would suggest you guys improve the video on your reviews a bit in the future, it’s perfectly fine but there was a bit more quality, there is a lot of trickery than can be done with iPhones these day to look pretty cinematic, maybe the high production value of what the flick spoiled me

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Thanks for your kind suggestion. We've upgraded to 1080p through Riverside and Alonso was recording from a hotel room while he's traveling. It's just the two of us doing the best we can from our dining room tables. With WTF we had a whole studio and a crew.

[@jeanbutinfrench]

@@BreakfastAllDay no problem, the energy from you guys is still entertaining regardless of how it’s captured 👍🏼

[@patrickcarroll1754]

These tenth decimal place reviews are what makes this show what it is.

[@StephanieLenz71]

Infamous America (podcast) did a wonderful set of episodes on this true crime story, if anyone would be interested in learning more before the film comes out (edit: Season22, Episode 1ff). Great review, C&A!

[@cameronbrooks3767]

I couldn’t stand how soft the soundtrack was.. Imagine if on the Blu Ray they gave you the option to have the soundtrack be 2x louder - that would be a brilliant way to make me feel compelled to buy the Blu Ray!

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Hmm, maybe it was the theater you were in. We saw it with Dolby sound and it was glorious.

[@romeroflores7576]

Christie and Alonso thank you for the full on take on this film. I love listening to your opinions, it's always enlightening...🤓👍🎴🌺

[@Stefarooh]

I am so glad this is coming to Apple TV because I just don't do theatres anymore. I just find other people just end up ruining my experience with their constant nattering or munching of popcorn or checking of their cell phones , plus for me personally - 1.5 hours is a long time to sit in a theatre (I need to move around) so there is no ways I would last 3.5 hours. Can't wait for it though. I will probably split it into two viewing sessions when it hits Apple TV. I read the book and the book was excellent although from what I see they have shifted the perspective away from the FBI.

[@ThomasKirby-ub4vy]

Love him or hate him… Scorsese made his passion project “silence” 2016 and could have ended it there…. But no he gave us a three and half hour gangster epic “the Irishman” with the three best mafia actors ever and his collabs….. and that would’ve been fine to end it there but no NOW he gives us this other 3 and half hour epic but this time set in a time place that he NEVER did before and that he NEVER delved into before like damn Scorsese… every film he feels the need to top himself and funny thing is he DOSENT HAVE TO. The man could rest on his achievements but no he STILL has stories to tell. Directors like him make me look at others and go “what’s ur excuse “?

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Who hates Scorsese?

[@ThomasKirby-ub4vy]

@@BreakfastAllDay you guys might be suprised some I know say he’s repetitive and movies go on way too long I say their crazy lol

[@SuperWhofan1]

Hate? What the hell

[@dthill96]

Saw it yesterday and I give it a 4.5/5. I’m native (Choctaw) so I feel like I kind of had to see it. I’m reading the 📕 currently and I think Scorsese did this story justice. Every cent of the $200 million budget is put on screen (of course $30 million of that went to DiCaprio) in a truly epic fashion. Lily Gladstone is AMAZING. DeNiro has charisma in the most evil form. DiCaprio plays arguably the dumbest character in his entire career. In regards to the runtime it was earned, it didn’t feel like 3.5 hours but I think “The Irishman” paced a lil faster (maybe that’s due to it being a story spanning 50 years and stuff in that happens in a more entertaining fashion whereas in this you’re just getting sucker punched). Rightfully so it angers you and I can see certain people (especially natives and Osage members) having to step out of the theater just to breathe. The violence in here doesn’t feel gratuitous it’s brutal in the most truthful way (this is a story never in any history books and you as the audience need to see what’s happened to these people). I’m glad I saw this on the big screen because there just is an intimacy in watching this on a big screen, having your phone off and your attention is entirely focused on what’s on the big screen. Which is why I hate that some people (my mother doesn’t wanna see it because of just the subject and if she does watch it it’ll most likely be at home) are gonna be watching at home but are gonna pause, browse on their 📱, not have their full attention on it.

[@AntsMovies]

Just got out the theater and I really enjoyed this one. I also did really like the ending, very cool

[@BreakfastAllDay]

So glad, thanks for sharing your experience!

[@CJScrol]

The final scene with the Osage drumming, dancing & singing viewed from above was stunning.

[@lynnturman8157]

Just saw this finally & it was just amazing. It's an absolute tragedy that people aren't seeing this at a theatre. It's still great on a big screen TV but it was designed for a theatre size screen where I'm sure the storytelling is infinitely better. Too bad. But it's better on a small screen than no screen.

[@sleepyazathoth5238]

I was expecting to wait for this movie to screen at an art house cinema, but Cinemark will premiere the film where I live (Chile). I'm seeing i on Friday, can't freaking wait. This is for me the cinematic event of the year.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Oh wow! You'll have to let us know how it goes.

[@erdbeermund78]

Seems like everybody loved this movie except for me. I gave it two out of 5 stars and I have a whole list of things I didn't like about it, but I hope I start seeing some negative reviews so I don't spend the rest of the year feeling like the only asshole in America lol

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Sorry it didn't work for you!

[@juanitajones6900]

I saw it 2 days ago. Two thumbs up.

[@dkarras]

Saw it today. Understated is the perfect description, languid even. That’s not meant to be read as a negative, just preparation for what ppl are in for. It is the most UN-Hollywood movie I’ve seen on a long time. But yeah overall completely agree w/ the vibe of this review. As it went on though and events started drawing to their conclusions, I couldn’t help but think that for how long it is, I could have used more of the relationship between Earnest & Molly & what endeared him to her. Maybe it is intentionally the way it is and there’s a point to be understood, if so I didn’t pick up on it this viewing. 🤷‍♂️

[@selena___]

Thanks again Christy for the out of the theatre review that led me to buy an imax theatre ticket. Surprised to see so many people at the cinema given it will soon be available on Apple TV. Screen was 85 x 65 feet. Loved your description in this video Alonso. It was great seeing the indigenous people being high society. Lily was terrific - the Māori word mana which has more of a cultural and ancestral weight than gravitas is so befitting of her. I thought I’d have a lot of trouble sitting for that long but I was ok up until 3 hours.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Wonderful, we're so happy to hear it, thanks for your report.

[@qp4367]

Honestly, the more I hear and learn of the Osage and their story, the more compelled I am to read the novel beforehand. Coincidently, did the exact same when Shutter Island came out, and was utterly satisfied with the literary skill and tact of the story telling and ultimate reveal and payoff of the plot; felt equally entertained with Scorsese's visual adaptation, nothing lost whatsover....given how much the element of surprise plays a part in that story, line a true testament to an American cinematic icons mastery of his medium! With that being said, a part of me aches, that save for the fateful Stack Edwards, and or the liberal use of the nword throughout his work, Mr. Scorsese has never identified with or felt particularly inspired or attracted enough by any African American historical contribution to want to bring anything of substance to life as only he could.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

You'll have to let us know how the book is by comparison.

[@conorfurlong]

You’re right. It doesn’t feel like a three and a half hour film. It feels like five. There’s some great stuff there but it could easily lose 45 minutes and be far better for it.

[@mark2graves-movies689]

I love your reviews, your opinions are helpful & interesting! I wish you didn't give a plot synopsis before them - especially on this movie, I feel it spoils a bit too much of the story.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@timothyw98]

I recognised the elderly gentleman who was talking to Lily Gladstone across the table. It was the shop keeper from No Country for Old men if I'm not mistaken. I like to know what I stand to win.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Yes, lots of great that-guy faces here.

[@angelthman1659]

Curious as to why Alonso's smile on the thumbnail was more of a smirk. Had me concerned about the movie 😛

[@BreakfastAllDay]

This is him smiling!

[@angelthman1659]

😂😂😂@@BreakfastAllDay

[@cynthiacarlton5846]

Definitely want to see this one! A movie worth wanting to see!

[@Dunkakino]

So excited for this. Martin Scorsese is the last great American artist. I do hope I can follow the huge, complicated plot though.

[@ceced1417]

Can’t wait to see this!!

[@t0dd000]

Loved. It. Masterpiece. Though, it is so damn depressing. The ending I thought was incredibly effective.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

It's such a bold choice, isn't it? So unexpected.

[@ChubbyChecker182]

Been voted as Sight and Sounds BFI Movie of The year

[@ER1CwC]

As someone else mentioned, I think it’s going to be Oppenheimer v. Flower Moon. I think Oppenheimer would win due to the Hollywood politics (?) (Nolan has never won), but I think this film is quite a bit more powerful emotionally-speaking. More honest too.

[@elevenseven-yq4vu]

Comparing this to the masterpiece that is Heaven's Gate sets the bar of expectation very high.

[@bobcobb3654]

Interesting you brought up “Heaven’s Gate” and “Giant.” I rewatched those this weekend ahead of it. Figured I’d throw in “Once Upon a Time in America” before I go see “Killers.” Also, to add to your point, just 10 months ago, people were lining up for Avatar 2, a 3 hour 15 minute movie that’s mainly around rushing water. Unless everyone suddenly developed a urological problem since then, it seems the caterwauling about the runtime is a tad insincere.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Ha, that is a good point!

[@OrphanedZombie]

Just subscribed! I would be interested in reviewing a movie with you guys.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Thanks so much! Just replied to your email.

[@michaelgreene4816]

I wish Quentin would hire an editor like Thelma Schoonmaker!

[@bobcobb3654]

He had one. Sally Menke. Unfortunately, she passed away while Django was in preproduction.

[@danpeters00]

LOTS of Goodfellas parallels to be sure - in style and substance....I'll need to see it again to confirm but there's a scene where Henry Roan (Molly's first husband) comes to a dinner party where DiCaprio just announced Molly is pregnant, and Roan shakes her hand and then DiCaprio's - and the angle of the shot + DiCaprio's dismissive half-gesture over the shoulder handshake seemed identical to Ray Liotta shaking that guy Bruce's hand (guy who lives across the street from Karen) at the marina club in Goodfellas....Which would make sense narratively as in both cases the males' egos were threatened by the other male...I noticed it immediately, wonder if anyone else did...You see these movies often enough and these things just pop I guess!

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Ooh that is a really good observation!

[@daviddoran9552]

Cant wait to see this classic, although been Halloween just got tickets to see exorcist 73 version and original childs play ,hopefully this stays around for a while ,erm thought Oppenheimer was slightly overrated ,thats my concern with this one 🤔

[@roachman1412]

I've always been interested in this story since I saw a little bit about it The FBI story starring James Stewart surprised it took so long to get made

[@JeffTheGent]

What’s the word or phrase Alonzo uses at 2:39? It’s in this sentence: “These are not necessarily the most competent criminals in the world, and so there’s a bit of _______ job going on here … .” Thanks in advance!

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Oh, the Lufthansa heist, it’s a Goodfellas reference. Thanks for watching!

[@timothyw98]

Is no one going to mention the gurning cameo from Brendan Frazer. Chewed the scenery so hard he left bite marks.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

We were trying not to spoil.

[@europesmittythefilmreviewe3837]

Hi Movie reviewers. I am interested in the table for one to review with you two,but I can't find the details to make that happen. Can you help me make that happen. LOL.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Hi, yes, please email us at [e-mail]. Thank you!

[@petergrossi6605]

Goodbye Oppenheimer

[@BreakfastAllDay]

The world can contain both!

[@elizabethstops2362]

This is a movie about the killing of Native Americans in Oklahoma. We get so little press about our horrible history it's enough to just get it on screen. Gladstone is not the only great Indian acting in this movie. Give credit to the whole Osage Nation who are not professional actors but sincere enough to portray their story to the world. Most people don't know these histories even tho they're there if people WANT TO KNOW and get out of their comfort zone. This is not about the past it's still going on today. It's part of American society embedded in its original structure.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, Elizabeth. And yes, you're right, the Osage cast brings so much depth to the story.

[@wemf2]

I am normally very aligned with your reviews, but this time as much as I liked the movie, I found it frustrating that the characters were just driving the plot, and you don't really understand each of their motivations. I think there could be so much interesting tension between Ernest and Mollie in how they live as predator and prey, yet seem to genuinely love each other. Unfortunately, this tension was not fully explored.

[@BreakfastAllDay]

That's an interesting point. There's a quite a bit of tension there, but the movie has so much else to get its arms around.