how does /tv/ like it? I enjoyed the stuff that was good, the

Garfield was terrible, otherwise it was OK

>>79132641
>Garfield was terrible,
I really didnt think so, I bought the part. what in particular did you not like about his performance?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlaGhihG3pc
it's the 2nd best movie after Hell or High Water to actually get a BP nomination

>>79133397
lmao did you make this?

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Greatest black comedy of our time.

>>79133515
thats what I mean by enjoys being violent too much, things get so outrageous that they become close to comical where imo they shouldnt get comical. it's not an immersion break, but a tonal awkwardness

>>79133628
to be fair a lot of crazy shit like that actually happened, including Garfield's grenade kick.
no joke

>>79132696
i didn't buy it desu, also he felt a bit "weak"

>>79133943
what about the sled garfield made for the sergeant?

>>79132606
The war scenes were maybe the most intense I've seen in a film, it made for kinda hard watching. The way waves of Japanese flooded in like Orcs was stupid though.

Aside from that it was poor. Just another self-indulgent American war film. The soundtrack was particularly bad, there was 0 subtlety.

>>79132606
I thought it was decent but it is in no way a best picture worthy movie. I thought it was pretty jarring jumping from married in boot camp to Okinawa war scene in like 4 minutes. Andrew Garfield was far better in silence than this film.

>>79135631
>but it is in no way a best picture worthy movie
it's more so than mel gibson being the best director. he actively made it worse than it would have had to be

>>79134288
that was laughable and contradicted him not wanting to touch a weapon. making me laugh at how dumb it is still = entertainment so w/e

>>79135705
Mel Gibson was probably the only director who could have got the religious overtones right.

>>79137502

Should keep his ass away from war movies from now on then, he's awful.

>>79137542
Have you seen Braveheart? How old are you? What country are you from? How many of your relatives eat challah?

>>79136664
what are reflexes
what is self-defense

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>>79132606
Love interest was an absolute qt.

I was cool with it until two points - the cheesy 80's style action flick using a corpse as a shield,

And that fucking weird Hari Kari scene

I don't get what anybody sees in this. The second half is sort of interesting when it isn't being stupidly gorey, but the first half is a pointless slog full of canned conflict and cliche.

I guess my problem is that it's a genre movie but it acts like it isn't and then it doesn't even hit the level of entertainment a war movie is supposed to hit. The first half is about 30 minutes too long and that exposition maybe belongs in a different, more serious film, but not in a campy war flick. You really have to be grading on a fucked up scale to give this more than a 5.

>>79132606
It was great. Gave it 9/10.

>>79138335
God she's beautiful. Those eyes are unreal.


>>79134725
>The war scenes were maybe the most intense I've seen in a film
Agreed

Was funny that Mel had the gall to trash BvS and call it shit when this is even worse

>>79141257
Maybe, if you're a literal retard.

>>79141257
great meme

>>79141794
>>79141775
I get that Mel is your father figure but HR was truly shit.

>>79141833
No, your taste is what's shit. Do you see how useless this exchange is?

>>79141854
Maybe you just haven't watched enough war films or even films in general to understand.

>>79141892
Maybe you haven't. Or perhaps your taste remains shit no matter the number of films you've seen.

>>79141919
Well, stay deluded and continue sucking Mel's cock I guess.

>>79141965
Well, stay a deluded pleb and continue sucking whoever's cock it is you're sucking, I guess.

>>79134288
I always see people bring this up but what was wrong with the sled?

People making makeshift stretchers to drag their wounded much easier has always been a thing I've seen in other war movies.

>>79142213
Yeah, I don't get it either desu.

>>79132606
Just finished it. Pretty good movie but the romance subplot was weak also some of the slow-motion and music was cringy.

Miles worse than the last big Hollywood army movie directed by an actor, American Sniper.

With how many people kept telling me to watch it, I was honestly expecting a LOT more than an utterly cliche war flick with mostly middling direction.

>>79142213
The sled was pretty dumb on a few levels.

But mostly just because it looked like a sequence out of call of duty