I really enjoyed it...great performances and a heart wrenching story...
@mallurypollard78156 ай бұрын
Slow pacing is nothing more than a pretentious direction trick to try to elevate performances. Amazing cast and character dynamics that could have had incredible tension if the script gave them more. Instead we got conversations that crawled at 2mph. No real people talk that slowly to each other.
@WeAreFilmStash6 ай бұрын
That’s a fair point for some movies but I don’t completely agree with your point. There are plenty of films out there with deliberately slower pacing that go along with the atmosphere, character studies or themes they are trying to achieve. Two examples I can think of is “The Green Mile” and “The Irishman,” both are higher profile slower paced movies that have elevated performances, but the pacing highlights their respected themes. “The Bikeriders” isn’t anywhere close to those movies, but something about it connected with me even if it wasn’t completely perfect in its execution.
@mallurypollard78156 ай бұрын
Great point in response and great examples listed. Your comment made me realize that I’m not or shouldn’t be bother about slow pacing by comparing it to reality. Film is make believe and escape, right? So it comes down to a director’s style and choice of pace and over time we’ve generally accepted “slow pace” = good, well excited, well thought out and overall good performances. I guess I want to stand up for the Aaron Sorkins and Woody Allens and of the world who can give us fast paced dialogue that has depth and is intriguing. And Bikeriders could have had that style (maybe not neurotically fast like Allen, but just faster in general ) and would have been a different or better…ride of a movie. (Only slightly sorry for the pun). Thanks for your review and comment
@mallurypollard78156 ай бұрын
*well executed
@Christyring476 ай бұрын
Bikeriders was terrible .. boring no storyline.. Bugs bunny voices.. over acting.. too much posing.. all around BORRRRING…. 4/10
@WeAreFilmStash6 ай бұрын
I understand your frustration…this was advertised as a 60’s Sons of Anarchy type movie, only for it to be a slow paced recreation of an exposé on 60’s bikers. I’d be mad too if I saw more of the marketing before watching the film.