MIDAS MAN (2024) Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, Emily Watson | Boys On Film Review

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Have you seen Midas Man? Leave a comment!

[@sekavb4256]

The film was fully human, engaging, warm, pulled you in, and empathy-inducing. Jacob Fortune-Loyed gave a sterling performance-he almost did not act-he was Brian. The music was ageless and wonderful.

[@tthefirst2863]

Seen the film and think that your review is very good. I also liked the way the film was made using various technics and that the focus was on Brian.

[@BoysOnFilm]

Thank you! Yes, agree with your comment on the technics. Well handled and there for a reason.

[@brigitgrant7550]

Really enjoyed your review. Fair and kind. Thank you. Brigit Grant. It means a lot.

[@BoysOnFilm]

Thank you Brigit! Congratulations on your work here. Very enjoyable movie. Best wishes x

[@jennykay1250]

I'm the same, I enjoyed it more than I was expecting to, which was a nice surprise. I think the second half is slower than the first, so it started to loose it's grip on me then. But I guess as it's a film of a man behind the scenes, the subject matter may contribute to it feeling slower and quieter than other biopics as biopics tend to be on those at the flashy front. I think the actors who played the beatles did a really good job of capturing their essence.

[@BoysOnFilm]

Absolutely agree Jenny.

[@Colonel_Bat_Guano]

Meh, everyone knows Billy Preston was the "fifth beatle"

[@brianpattishall774]

The movie is terrible