I agree... the cinematography is wonderful (I especially love the train scene during the night), and so are the performances and soundtrack. This is one of my favorite movies... I want to see it again now!
Andrew Dominik's documentary about Nick Cave, 'One More Time With Feeling', is also very beautiful by the way.
That whole train sequence was incredible... from the rumbling tracks, the movement of light across the trees illuminating the gang to the silhouette of Jesse James against the steam...
Roger Deakins was really showing off and it worked for the movie as well...
I agree. Sure the movie is beautiful and the acting, except perhaps Pitt's, is first rate, but the story, such that it is, is told in such a pedestrian way. I get it that they were after a Ken Burns' Civil War vibe, particularly with the narration, but I think it falls flat here. You can be understated when describing the cataclysms of the Civil War, but here we have entire hours of Pitt doing a variation of Joe Pesci in Goodfellas, while the other guys look nervously back and forth wondering if they will make it out of the scene alive. It's too flimsy a premise to hang a movie of this length on, particularly when the life and death of James is actually very interesting.
They actually managed to make a good story dull. But yeah, looks good.
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Resposta de somesunnyday
no 19 de marzo do 2017 ás 5:51AM
It is gorgeous to look at and Casey Affleck is great in this
Resposta de Phasmophobia
no 19 de marzo do 2017 ás 11:18PM
It also has a beautiful music score.
Resposta de Filmisch
no 30 de marzo do 2017 ás 7:39PM
I agree... the cinematography is wonderful (I especially love the train scene during the night), and so are the performances and soundtrack. This is one of my favorite movies... I want to see it again now!
Andrew Dominik's documentary about Nick Cave, 'One More Time With Feeling', is also very beautiful by the way.
Resposta de Renovatio
no 30 de marzo do 2017 ás 7:59PM
That whole train sequence was incredible... from the rumbling tracks, the movement of light across the trees illuminating the gang to the silhouette of Jesse James against the steam...
Roger Deakins was really showing off and it worked for the movie as well...
Resposta de tmdb13060682
no 30 de marzo do 2017 ás 9:02PM
The problem is, it's just so long.
Resposta de Jacinto Cupboard
no 6 de outubro do 2020 ás 10:09PM
I agree. Sure the movie is beautiful and the acting, except perhaps Pitt's, is first rate, but the story, such that it is, is told in such a pedestrian way. I get it that they were after a Ken Burns' Civil War vibe, particularly with the narration, but I think it falls flat here. You can be understated when describing the cataclysms of the Civil War, but here we have entire hours of Pitt doing a variation of Joe Pesci in Goodfellas, while the other guys look nervously back and forth wondering if they will make it out of the scene alive. It's too flimsy a premise to hang a movie of this length on, particularly when the life and death of James is actually very interesting.
They actually managed to make a good story dull. But yeah, looks good.