ROAD TO PERDITION (2002) MOVIE REACTION!

[@garykuovideos]

As a violinist, I had the honor of performing on the score for this film and working with Thomas Newman. Thank you for your reaction, and best wishes for your novel!

[@MadisonKThames]

Amazing-what an experience that must have been! And thank you, I appreciate it!🙏🏻

[@emmitbrown5631]

The ending score is one of my all-time favorites. Thanks for helping to create this masterpiece.

[@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary]

You Musicians did such an Awesome Job, Congraualations! And such a terrific addition to a Wonderful Resume!

[@TheBS1000]

This movie is a masterpiece. I've recommended it to so many reactors, and no one watches it. Rarely anyone ever talks about it, either. It's beyond underrated, to a degree I can't fathom. I don't understand why people are so disinterested in this movie. Thank you for choosing to watch this instead of leaving it up to the masses.

[@Redsdelight]

This movie is a masterpiece. It’s criminally underrated. The story, the score, the cinematography, the style….its absolutely perfect. It’s just a beautiful movie. It’s in my top list as one of my favorite movies of all time.

[@mikemilne]

"There are only murderers in this room." Chilling.

[@filmkid541]

This was the last film that the great cinematographer Conrad Hall was the director of photography. He won his last Oscar for this film not long after he had passed away.

[@Owl62us]

One of the most underrated performances by Tom Hanks. An underrated movie as well. Watching one of your reactions always enhances a movie. Thanks for pulling rank :)

[@MadisonKThames]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!🙏🏻

[@brovold72]

Hanks, who's my size and probably slighter, seems so large and imposing in this. Great acting (and costume design).

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yes, this probably is the most underrated Tom Hanks movie. Even though it got nominated for Oscars, you never hear about it

[@Bobbychristopher]

the shootout in the rain is one of the greatest scenes in cinematic history...

[@miriamarnaez5183]

The most beautiful assassination scene ever

[@redatlit]

This is such a hidden gem. I have no idea why it doesn’t get more love. Just a great movie!!!!

[@larrymiller3607]

I’ve wondered that too. Maybe because this one is a rare Tom Hanks movie where he’s a bad guy. People had gotten used to him playing heroic, likable people.

[@Divamarja_CA]

I saw this in the theatre and I never understood the lukewarm response it received, both critically and from audiences. I love it so much!

[@irishinnj72]

My Grandfather was Irish. He came to live with us in his 80's. He mostly preferred to watch old movies on AMC and almost never watched or finished watching anything I tried to put on for him. One Saturday night before I went out with my friends, I put "Road to Perdition" on for him. My Mom told me later that not only did he actually finish the movie, he was riveted the whole time. I'm sure the fact that he was a young man during this era probably had a lot to do with it.

[@nickstark8640]

This is definitely one of my top ten movies of all time. The acting, storyline, and the music is outstanding. Watching it again through your perspective was like watching it anew.

[@chefskiss6179]

Honestly, if you take away the cars, this really does have an old-timey western frontier feel about it. So glad you picked this to view, it's really what makes a channel sometimes.

[@TheJimmiececil]

By Michael Sr. shooting Maguire at the end, he preserved Michael Jr.’s chance at seeing Heaven.

[@alansonoda]

The best comic book movie that isn't capes and cowls. "I'm glad it was you"

[@Pengi_SMILES]

One of those films that can rightly be called underrated. Beautifully filmed and acted. And great to see Hanks, Jude Law and Daniel Craig playing against type. One final great performance from Paul Newman too.

[@paulcooper3611]

Tom Hanks was asked in an interview what films he is proud of, which is inexplicably unpopular. He said 'Road toPerdition' is the one nobody even remembers he was in. He said part of it is that so few people ever saw it. He, like you, also thought the acting, the story, and the direction and filming was just about perfect. It is also a tribute to Hanks's range as an actor. Just think about it for a moment; the same guy stared in 'Road to Perdition' and 'Forest Gump'.

[@jnagarya519]

Paul Newman at his absolute best: "The Verdict".

[@ShreveportJoe]

That one and “Cool Hand Luke” are my favorites of his. 👍🏼

[@barryscott8041]

Also Newman's best: "Sometimes A Great Notion" and "Nobody's Fool"

[@jnagarya519]

@@barryscott8041 I've read criticisms that "Sometimes a Great Notion" does not well represent the original novel.

[@barryscott8041]

@@jnagarya519 Does that make it a bad movie? "Forrest Gump" doesn't either

[@jnagarya519]

@@barryscott8041 I didn't like "Forrest Gump".

[@Need2Pleaze]

I loved this movie when it first came out and never understood why it was not more popular. I am so happy that you loved it as much as I do. If my Swiss cheese brain remembers right, Tom Hanks was in 3 movies that year and this was the least popular of the 3. Also, if I remember right, not a single Oscar nomination for any category. Easily one of the most underrated films of all time IMHO. Thank you so much for this reaction. I no longer feel alone in my love for Road to Perdition.

[@larrymiller3607]

This is such an underrated film. Hanks had a great run from the early 90's to the early 2000's. Newman had so much charisma, no matter the role he played.

[@cjpreach]

Paul Newman is the one actor I will watch in ANY role he plays.

[@cjpreach]

Paul Newman is the ONE actor whom I will watch in ANY role he plays.

[@darrenkoglin3423]

This film is a underatwd masterpiece its hard to believe your patrons didn't vote for this film T Hanks hes tge greatest modern day actor

[@ethanvilla4418]

FINALLY someone reacts to this absolute classic and masterpiece. This film is so underrated it's criminal. And Tom Hanks can literally play any role convincingly. He's the G.O.A.T.

[@jamesba-xd7xf]

Im waiting for this to air as I write this. THANK YOU THANK YOU for reacting to this masterpiece!!!!!!, I cant understand why other reactors havent watched this. LOVE YOU and your channel!!!!

[@MadisonKThames]

Thank you, James! I have to say it’s one of my favorites I’ve ever reacted to.

[@jamesba-xd7xf]

@@MadisonKThames your welcome, my 4 other favorite movies are "scarface", "rainman," "the whale", and for horror "hereditary". would love to see those on your channel but I believe you have seen "rainman"? ONE more favorite is the 1968 "planet of the apes". ALL great. Keep up the good work!

[@carolebuckle7977]

I was shocked , when I first saw this film with Tom Hanks as a gangster & good at it! That is a great actor… 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 great film score 🇬🇧

[@lechat8533]

Irish actor Ciaran Hinds is one of my favourite British period drama actors. I`m surprised so few people know him. He, for example, portrayed Albus Dumbledore`s brother Aberforth in The Deathly Hallows ll.

[@anunnacy]

16:05 This song and scene where they arrive always gives me goosebumps and brings a tear to my eye... my favorite one from the soundtrack! Epic with the city visuals (almost like a time capsule), sad and at the same time with hope sprinkled in there. "Road to Chicago" ❤

[@raulguadalupe3489]

Tom Hanks said this is one of his favorite roles. And a pre James Bond Daniel Craig.

[@irwin3381]

One of the great films in the last 25 years, such a shame we don’t get movies like this anymore. Movies now are all about pushing agendas and messages. But enjoyed watching this thank you.

[@AutomaticAxe]

As much of a Star Wars, LotR, and history nerd as I am (tattoos included), this is my all time favorite movie

[@Stone_Horse]

I have just stumbled across your channel. No one else that I know of has reacted to this movie, thank you. Road To Perdition is an sleeper of a movie that deserves more recognition. Hopefully you have started a trend.

[@MadisonKThames]

Hey there! Thanks for watching. I agree-this film is criminally underrated and under-viewed on YT.

[@ZachBonnell]

So cool that this was the last film for both Paul Newman and cinematographer Conrad L. Hall, who worked together for a couple classics in the 60s. This is one of my favs from Sam Mendes.

[@barryscott8041]

I could be wrong, but I believe "Nobody's Fool" w/Jessica Tandy was Newman's last......

[@devoncox1808]

This is definitely one of my favorite Tom Hanks movies. it is definitely a beautiful masterpiece. And I really love it personally.

[@BintyMcFrazzles]

Great film! The cinematography is stunning. Tom Hanks is great, as always and so is Paul Newman, and he never lost those beautiful eyes.

[@vermithax]

My cup runneth over. What a great choice! And the score is one of my favorites -- it has some really beautiful, haunting melodies.

[@katherinedinwiddie4526]

I loved this movie. Some say its too slow but I enjoy the slow build like in a lot of older movies.

[@cliffchristie5865]

This was Paul Newman's last on-screen performance, although the animated movie "Cars" was released after this.

[@barryscott8041]

"Nobody's Fool" w/Jessica Tandy and Bruce Willis was nearly his last. Watching Newman portray a man who is destitute, with complete reality, was amazing

[@cliffchristie5865]

@@barryscott8041 Just going by the available information, "Nobody's Fool" was released in 1994, "Road To Perdition" in 2002.

[@eronflemens2977]

A sleeper. Never ceases to amaze me how people react after seeing this. "Wow! Wish I had seen this when it first was released." I love this movie. Can't wait to see Madison's take on it.

[@StandUpComedyFan28m]

I remember seeing it at the movie theater with my mom. We were both blown away by it. Like each scene could be a framed painting. Especially the kid "looking into the room watching someone get gunned down" scene. And what surprised me was that it's based off a graphic novel!!

[@ammaleslie509]

I saw it in the theatre. Multiple times. And I didn't know who Daniel Craig was at the time. Awesome.

[@glockensig]

I agree with you 100%....knowing you just watched one of your favorites for the first time!! Give me Tom Hanks a Tommy Gun....and I'm in!!!!!

[@lifelover515]

Delightful reaction to a great movie, as expected. Your immediate comprehension of the twisted plot as it unfolded and your typically perceptive analysis made the whole experience fresh and new for me. Outstanding, ma'am.

[@MadisonKThames]

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it❤️

[@barryscott8041]

Agree--there are far too many Reactors on YTube who don't watch or listen, and end up confused. Yet they have big followings.....

[@benprewitt4600]

Sorry I'm bombing your comments. I'm from Davenport, Iowa, part of the Quad Cities. One of the other towns in our urban orbit is Rock Island, Illinois, and that's where this takes place. Rooney was named after John Looney, who ran the Quad Cities in the 20s. He owned a paper lock, stock, and barrel and used it to batter his political and financial opponents. Looney is well known here and organized crime was part of our life back then: bootleggers in the 20s and 30s, Capone played cards in Muscatine just to the south of us. Does it kind of suck that this film is how we got known? Kind of. But practically everyone here is proud. Thank you for sharing your reaction!

[@stefanfeyle1096]

The first movie in which I noticed a soundtrack by Thomas Newman. Been a fan ever since. 😊😍

[@rantman4521]

This film doesn't get the attention it deserves. Another Sam Mendes movie you might consider watching is American Beauty. An underrated gem . Thanks for the great reaction. 👍👍

[@mattholland8966]

Truly underrated, thanks for the great reaction. Keep up the good work.

[@sheldondyck8631]

I bought this movie on DVD at Walmart about 20 years ago not knowing anything about it except for the actors and director. It’s probably one of the best movies I’ve ever seen. The part in the rain where Michael guns down Rooney’s gang has to be one of the best scenes I’ve ever watched.

[@evinces]

This movie is a personal favorite, I'm glad you're watching! ❤❤

[@jsharp3165]

"This poor kid is going to be scarred for life!" Ironically, he grows up to be Superman!

[@viewergreg]

This movie definitely deserves more love. It's one of my favorites. And totally agree with you about the score - it sets the mood perfectly. The word "haunting" is overused sometimes, but it absolutely fits here.

[@PsychedelicChameleon]

This movie is so good, partly because its was written for a graphic novel, and so it was well "story boarded".

[@Stevarooni]

Spectacular work by all involved, and a great adaptation of the graphic novel.

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

Such a great film, Madison, I'm so glad that you enjoyed it, I have it at home. The acting in this is superb, great writing too, great cinematography and soundtrack.

[@davidwilkins5932]

YES! Please make it one of your longer edits.

[@Croweyes1121]

It’s about 45 mins.

[@chrisinfiesto835]

Paul Newman in “Hombre” is such an underrated classic! Definitely worth reacting to...... 💯🔥🤙🏽😎

[@simianinc]

Hombre was an adaptation of an Elmore Leonard's novel. Other fantastic adaptations of Leonard's work include Stephen Soderberg's Out of Sight, Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown, Barry Sonnenfeld's Get Shorty and two versions ofr 3:10 to Yuma. Sadly, other adaptations aren't so great.

[@barryscott8041]

I agree. Another astounding Newman film is "Sometimes A Great Notion" with Henry Fonda and Lee Remick

[@christinastarr3178]

A fine film.i cannot fault it. Auch a classy film. The wonderful Conrad Hall was the cinematographer and won the academy award posthumously for this film. Great reaction. I love the score too.

[@MadisonKThames]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@wendellwiggins3776]

LOVE YOUR REACTION! This is a sad but an emotionally BEAUTIFUL & moody film with a great moving soundtrack and an incredible cast & performances. Told through the eyes of a son coming of age in an era during a lifestyle that is usually glamorized in movies, this harsh but warm naturalistic depiction of a father & son relationship is so powerfully sincere & honest. I've watched this several times and always ends wiping away tears. One of Hank's best films and maybe the amazing Paul Newman's last that doesn't get enough recognition.

[@MadisonKThames]

Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it💜

[@KneeAches]

Good for you! Appreciate the reaction. This IS one of my favorite films all time. Hanks!! The music, cinematography, acting….the scene in the rain when he kills the guys in the street is one of my favorite scenes in any movie.

[@tehawfulestface1337]

Madison! WOW! I loved that you went black and white in shock!!! One of my all time favorites. Very impressed that you know about Lone Wolf and Cub, Madison. One of the most epic and tragic samurai saga. Collected the graphic novels, loved the different versions of the film and TV series, and this film ranks up there with all of them. And I love the soundtrack. I often play it in my studio when I am in a dark place because of a very difficult commission. This film will always bring me to tears and when I became a single dad, it will haunt me forever.

[@novagasser]

glad you liked this, it came along around the same time as Forrest Gump , Saving Private Ryan, The Green Mile and Apollo 13 all so epic that this slipped under the wire when in fact it is an awesome movie thats stands on its own. Tom Hanks is the best

[@simianinc]

The graphic novel is fantastic, and the art work detailed and beautiful. The film was a little different, but I love that MaxAllan collins, the author of the graphic novel also wrote the novelisation of the film, including all of the changes to his original work...

[@itt23r]

Great pick. My favorite Tom Hanks movie and my favorite Paul Newman movie all in one. I've always seen it as if it is a passing on the baton of Mr. Everyman to a new generation. And it fittingly is passed by Hanks taking out Newman with a machine gun. Good on you for making this executive decision. Hopefully there will be more, as there are so many great movies that are not getting the attention they deserve. This one is a work of cinematic art, in the music and in the visuals that give you the impression you are at the Louvre when you are watching it. Be on the lookout for the painting "The Death of Marat. You will only get a quick glimpse before it goes off to the next scene. And yeah, Daniel Craig is the bad guy, But Jude Law is the Devil. Notice how the music becomes discordant whenever Jude Law shows up in a scene. Thomas Newman was once again robbed at the Academy Awards the year this one came out. Just finished listening to your commentary and I am heartened to hear you had the same impression. One thing though, It wasn't the ocean. It was the Michigan coast side of Lake Michigan a little north of Indiana. I don't know where they actually filmed it but it looks like it does around the Grand Haven / Holland area.

[@Ceractucus]

So glad you loved this Madison! I did too, and it's my second favorite movie of the 21st century (just after Children of Men). I honestly think this is Tom Hanks best performance. But all the performances are all good in this movie, especially Tyler Hoechlin (who plays Mike Jr.).

[@tomswift3482]

Great choice. A very overlooked slow burner of a film. The story is originally from a graphic novel - written by Max Allan Collins, a prolific author of all manner of books, many of which are historical crime novels - like his series on Eliot Ness, and the Untouchable. This story is actually taken from the real-life gangster family of John Patrick Looney, and his son Connor. Many of the real locations exist today - look up "History & Architecture John Looney Legend Tour" - in Rock Island Illinois Max Allan Collins grew up, and he may still be there, just a few miles up the Mississippi River, from Rock Island, in Muscatine, Iowa. For some other Paul Newman films - Hombre is a great western, and another great, overlooked film - Absence of Malice.

[@nsasupporter7557]

It did get nominated for awards from what I recall, but yes… I agree. It’s overlooked because it’s never talked about today

[@mrbenn1489]

Personally, I wouldn't always trust polls. Often the most 'popular' opinion doesn't mean it's the best. It really isn't, and this isn't just confined to the theatre of movie reactions.😏

[@jamesgardner2101]

One of the greatest movies out there, and there are too few reactions to it. Thanks!

[@nebidiaswift5200]

So glad you saw/reacted to this!! Not enough do and it’s a great all star packed (without over during it just solid scenes with all) movie that has such a great storyline to match plus soundtrack and cinematography etc

[@SCharlesDennicon]

Ah, yes. Road to Perdition. Sam Mendes' magnum opus. His best film to this day, imo, next to 1917. Great reaction, sister. But no, Rooney Sr wasn't "complicit". He didn't play any part in the murder of Sullivan's wife and kid. He "just" protected his only son.

[@AutomaticAxe]

I also only found this movie from Thomas Newmans score from another movie and then took the music path to this, I’m so grateful

[@KreepCA]

How did this movie not get at least CLOSE to winning a poll?!

[@ammaleslie509]

Not enough people have seen it to know how great it is

[@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary]

One of the Best Films EVER Made, for sure! Such a Hidden Diamond of a Film! I have watched this movie probably over 25 times since I first saw it in the late 90s.. I always love it and keep coming back.. Another Cinematic Awesome movie for you is "The Talented Mr. Ripley" with Jude Law, Matt Damon, Gwenneth Paltro and Phillip Semore Hoffman. I've always said that if Hitchcock were still alive, he would have made The Talented Mr. RIpley. It's another Masterpiece of a film.. Great Reaction!

[@tankntot77]

One of my top ten movies. The music is amazing and adds so much to the experience.

[@gylmano]

The graphic novel was based in turn on the great manga Lone Wolf and Cub by writer Kazuo Koike and artist Goseki Kojima. It’s about one samurai whose family is slain by a rival clan, except his son Daigoro. Then he loses his rank and must therefore walk the path of Meifumado (Hell, Perdition) to avenge his family and his honor, carrying about Daigoro in a baby cart. There was a series of movies about him.

[@sherigrow6480]

This movie is a masterpiece. It might be a good film journey to find the films that won Oscars for cinematography through the years, as this one did,

[@JHowesitgoing123]

You made a great choice picking this movie, I'm surprised it never won any polls. I've loved this movie for years, definitely won of my favorite "mob movies". It's such a beautiful piece. The acting, the musical score, the cinematography. It really all comes together perfectly.

[@vermithax]

"Runny! Too soon?" Nope. So glad you enjoyed this.

[@nickgee461]

Stanley Tucci plays Frank Nitti, Al Capone's enforcer and No2.

[@AutomaticAxe]

As someone who has a…rocky relationship with his father, this movie hits very VERY hard.

[@emmitbrown5631]

Great movie. And the soundtrack is killer too.

[@ammaleslie509]

I bought this soundtrack. That's how much I loved it.

[@PsychedelicChameleon]

The kind old man that took the bullet out of Michael Sr, you said "Well luckily that guy was some kind of doctor..." Yes, he was an old time independent farmer, and a good one would have been all of these: farmer, carpenter, mechanic, handyman, teamster, and veterinarian, at the very least. Now he is also a father.

[@THOMMGB]

And he didn't have money problems any more.

[@benprewitt4600]

2:57... "Lone Wolf and Cub route" As soon as I heard that I was like "SHE'S GONNA LOVE THIS."

[@MadisonKThames]

Yeppp!🐺

[@sheryldalton8965]

I love this movie, my favorite Tom Hanks role. Iremember Paul Newman from the 60's. Cool Hand Luke is a great movie.

[@sheryldalton8965]

One of my favorite old gangster movies is "Dillinger" the 70's version with Warren Oates. "Bloody Mama" was a great drive in theater movie with Shelley Winters as Ma Barker. Her youngest son the herion addict was played by a very young skinny Robert de Niro.

[@Larooster87]

I’m so glad you watched this! One of the best comic book films ever made. And your commentary is very insightful. Keep it up miss.

[@CosmicRocker]

The boy that played young Michael is Tyler Hoechlin, who is Superman in the CW series.

[@davidwilkins5932]

It’s always great to find a similar depth of love for a film. This one is consistently among my top-10 of all time. Every aspect of it seems perfect. I seldom buy soundtracks, but I bought this one, and quickly followed it with a couple others by Thomas Newman. I hope you’ll continue with Paul Newman. Here’s my three biggest recommendations: The Verdict (1982) great courtroom drama by Sidney Lumet. Nobody’s Fool (1994) a great adaptation of Richard Russo’s novel. The Hudsucker Proxy (1994) a rare comedy role, and it’s the Coen brothers.

[@barryscott8041]

+ "Sometimes A Great Notion" (1971) with Lee Remick and Henry Fonda

[@larrycork49]

I told you this was a great movie. I knew you would like it. Terrific story. Great cast. I was in Geneva and watched them film the scene where they ran out of the hotel and made made their escape. That was a fun afternoon!

[@craigmarshall8377]

That's Lake Michigan, specifically the Indiana dunes.

[@lewismaddox4132]

I went into this with a similar attitude to the one I had when I first viewed Empire of the Sun. They both had such little fanfare that I expected very little and both times I felt my heart soar.

[@brovold72]

Maybe the best movie of the 2000's so far. Glad it got shuffled to the top of the Madison deck.

[@alainvachon6255]

When I was younger I picked movies based on the actors. With years, I realised directors make movies, so now I look more for the director name…. Here Sam Mendes 😊

[@kwolf2145]

One of the greatest films ever, I like that you also view it the same. Keep watching great films. A few great films which you haven't reacted to that you should definately watch are Taxi Driver (1976), No Country For Old Men (2007), Casino (1995), L.A Confidential (1997) and Se7en (1995).

[@MadisonKThames]

No Country for Old Men is one of my favorites!❤️

[@ammaleslie509]

LA CONFIDENTIAL!!!​@@MadisonKThames

[@devlinallistair-zx5by]

Kudos on acknowledging the soundtrack. Thomas Newman is my favorite film composer. Shawshank Redemption. What else is there to say?

[@stevenward2408]

This is the American version of Lone Wolf and Cub.

[@susanliltz3875]

Paul Newman and Sally Field in: “ABSENCE OF MALACE” Sally as a reporter who jumps to conclusions and prints a story before getting all the details and ruins peoples lives ..

[@246zxc12]

Also highly underrated and seldom seen: The Bitter Tea of General Yen. Black and White. Beautifully filmed and acted. Frank Capra (really).

[@barryscott8041]

Ms. Thames, I must recommend a Paul Newman film from 1971 that no one knows: "Sometimes A Great Notion" with Lee Remick and Henry Fonda. A logging family in the Pacific Northwest. Astounding movie, like this one

[@bruinbro23]

This depressed me for weeks after, so now how you feel! Need to watch Tom Hanks in Nothing in Common a comedy, drama, my favorite of Tom Hanks, a son with Sr parents etting divorced, both need him, his job needs him, and his former girlfriend around as his best friend. You'll really like it. As beautiful as ever 💕

[@ecclesrice9789]

A story set in the year my father was born. My whole family came from an Irish background; both grandparents lived off of Ireland Road. This was an iconic time in America and was one of Tom Hanks best performances

[@notmee2388]

This movie was based off a comic (of the same name) in the early 90s when there was a push to push comics beyond superhero stories. Highly Recommended. That comic was based off of a Japanese comic called Lone Wolf and Cub, an 8000+ page samurai epic that is one of the best and most influential comics and samurai stories of all time. He took inspiration from LW&C, substituting gangsters for samurai. Tarantino put it in Kill Bill, and sites it as influential, as do many authors. Lone Wolf and Cub was made into 6 movies in Japan in the 70s/80s (called the BabyCart Assassin series) and the first two were combined to make the popular Americanized version: Shogun Assassin. SHOGUN ASSASSIN has enough of a following that it might get enough views to be channel worthy, if you would like to see the film that inspired this movie. *edit: I have reached the part of the video where you mentioned LW&C. You must be one of the authors of which I spoke.

[@andystacey2687]

I went to see this movie 3 times at the cinema 🎦 an amazing movie 🍿 and a perfect reaction to it ❤

[@MadisonKThames]

Thanks so much, Andy! Glad you enjoyed it🙏🏻

[@emadSciFi]

And glad to see you're a writer too. I'm an author and a journalist myself!!

[@franklubbock8400]

memories. I saw this film with my father and he passed away soon after(15 years). We both liked it.

[@ShreveportJoe]

Such a great film and rarely reacted to. So glad you did. Sam Mendes is an outstanding filmmaker and his stage experience really shows in the performances he gets. You should see his “American Beauty”, if you haven’t already (despite it starring that creep, Kevin Spacey).