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woah what a lineup
I watched that movie on a plane and my hands were sweating the entire time.
Saw this last night. Pretty great thanksgiving evening film. The violence was no joke without being too gruesome.
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Never heard of this movie but came across it on Amazon Prime. It's great.
Agree 100%.
I was on a roll with Netflix picks until I selected this today!
Jesse E(businessman hustler) and cousin Alexander S(geeky brains) both work the trading desk/operations at a financial firm run by Salma H.
They have an idea to run high speed cable from Kansas City to NYC which will allow any firm that they sell it to to have an edge, and make serious bucks. They in turn would make millions granting those firms access.
They resign from Salma's firm and head out on their own, with backing, and attempt to build this dream. Along the way the encounter obstacles: state parks/land owners who are hesitant to grant access/an Amish group who wants no part of the money that is offered them.
Along the way, Salma tries to block what they went around her to do.
This was just under 2 hours. Not sure why! Though I didn't fall asleep(started watching at 4pm), I would say that I have no reason to ever revisit this flick.
1.75/5!
Second the "worth a watch", but I think "riveting 4.25/5" is too high, for me.
The setting is 1968 during the Democratic Party Convention in Chicago against the backdrop of the Vietnam war.
Many head there from different parts of the US to protest. No permits are granted, but that doesn't stop several groups including the Students for a Democratic Society led by Eddie Redmayne's character/the Yippies led by Sacha Baron Choen's and Jeremy Strong's characters/etc.....and Bobby Seale(Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) of the Black Panthers from wanting to let their voices be heard.
The local police aren't having it and violent confrontations break out. The seven "ringleaders" are charged with conspiracy and brought to trial.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays a reluctant US Attorney who is tasked with prosecuting the case....one he initially doesn't feel can be won. The incompetent judge(Frank Langella) doesn't help the main attorney for the defense(Mark Rylance aka William Kunstler) make his case.
What you get is a riveting 2 hour movie about injustice, political ideas, and in the end..."justice"! Very good performances by all!
Well worth a watch! 2 hours flows by.
4.25/5.
This one definitely 4/5. Here's where the "Trial of the Chicago 7" 4.25/5 is more appropriate, imo!
Starting in 1992 and going back to 1981, there have been three brilliant femme fatale flicks(all with 2 words in the title) which really showcased the female lead:
1992 brought us Basic Instinct...1987 brought us Fatal Attraction....and 1981 brought us this gem, Body Heat.
William Hurt plays a small town Florida lawyer who is content to take on so-so clients and bang the local females. During a simmering heat wave, he meets the sultry Kathleen Turner at a local fair. He is smitten. She is married....and scheming!
The sex is wonderful. They fall in "love".
But wait....a femme fatal flick can't be that...without a conniving broad! Kathleen fits that bill! See, her wealthy husband only comes home every weekend, so that gives both her and William enough time to plan and plot to rid themselves of him.
William comes up with the plan....or does he? Kathleen is working behind the scenes! A Fred Astaire wannabe dancer slash prosecutor...played by Ted Danson....starts to suspect his friend(William) after stuff starts to go down.
Will William get out before he gets pulled in? Will Ted figure out what is going down and save his friend. Or will Kathleen outwit them all?
Do watch!
4/5.
