Killers of the Flower Moon: Scorsese’s prestige Osage epic

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Definitely never heard anyone patronize Martin Scorsese as a film maker like that before You guys are a lot

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Not a novel

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consider what it would be like to work with the tribe to tell an aspect of their story. These are their aunts and uncles, mothers and fathers who were murdered. The direct consequences of these murders are in living memory. There is a movement in North America called the Murdered and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women because literally to this day their unsolved murders or disappearances are a statistically measurable problem. I appreciate your desire to avoid politics but it's a crazy critique to say the moral center of a story was weak because you were unmoved. How could you not relate to the moral center of story which is so clearly built on the issues of complicity and violence that these women are still subjected to? My favorite part of the review is when you called American films a cottage industry while being a youtube movie reviewer