The Hurt Locker (2008)
As “must see” as it is possible to get.
As “must see” as it is possible to get.
Friday the 13th meets Groundhog’s Day, only better.
Sam Rockwell more than proves his mettle.
You know what I would really love? If Renée Zellweger would cease in making that squinty-eyed duck face and claiming it’s acting. That would be really swell.
A lot of the time, especially if I’m a bit pressed for time as I am tonight, I’ll begin to jot down a basic sketch of my review for a film around fifteen or twenty minutes before it’s over. Ordinarily, that far into the movie I already have a decently well-formed opinion of its strengths and weaknesses and can get a good start on penning my thoughts. This is what I can say about The Hide: I found it intriguing all the way through, had half a solid, fairly eloquent review written and then had to scrap the entire thing because in those last twenty minutes it BLEW MY MIND. We’re talking slack-jawed, wide-eyed amazement.
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