>written by a woman >it's actually decent what

>>86860980
Though I will admit: The Game of Thrones scene was incredibly shoehorned and felt like something from a completely different movie. Same with the "Umbrella is code for vagina" shit.

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I think pic related gave a really good performance and is basically the one thing to take away from the movie, if there is one thing.

>>86860980
Hmm seems I missed the Logan Lucky threads. Oh well. It's not an amazing movie but I think it's my second favorite of the year so far. Soderbergh belongs in the cinema.

>>86860980
she doesn't exist

>>86861724
When the web dl drops you'll get tons of threads

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>>86860980
I'll be the weakest part of your film, sir.

>>86860980
DECENT IS ABOUT AS MUCH AS YOU CAN SAY

NOTICE THE USE OF WORDS, DIDN'T EVEN GO FOR "GOOD"

THOROUGHLY FORGETTABLE FLICK

>>86862175
That's not Katie Holmes

>>86861538
Daniel Craig ended up being the best part of this movie

>>86862241
Katie Holmes and Sebastian Stan were just distracting to me. Hillary Swank was surprisingly awesome though.

>>86862319
HILLARY SWANK WAS FUCKING USELESS, COMPLETELY TACKED ON DEAD END CHARACTER

ADAM DRIVER GAVE THE BEST PERFORMANCE, CRAIG WAS OK

>that final shot that completely flips the movie on it's head

One of my favorite endings in recent memory.

>>86862387
I don't know what you mean by useless. It's the character investigating the heist. How is that useless? She played the competency pretty realistically.

>>86862219
stop stealing Koz's style you hack.

>>86860980
nobody know who wrote it, it's a pseudonym.

it could be Soderbergh trolling everybody.

>>86863667
It's probably this.

>>86861724
Don't sweat it, there have been next to no threads about it period
I saw it opening night, and while I think it's a bit lopsided, it's still thoroughly enjoyable, and I really appreciated the fact that it took place in the south but the script wasn't vindictive or spiteful about it the way Hollywood usually is

>>86862175
>Gets set up in the bar scene
>Has a 15 second encounter with the brother during the heist
>Tells the FBI agent his story only for nothing to happen and for there to be no pay off
What did they mean by this
He was a decently entertaining character anyway, but still

>>86865232
It was incredibly funny and earnest in its portrayal of the South. Soderbergh has a good head on his shoulders it's completely shocking he has remained so successful without changing his style much.

>>86865297
Yeah I thought his whole character and interactions with Sebastian Stan were needless padding.

COME ON SODDY YOU HACK GIVE ME YOUR KAFKA MOVIE