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Lilla 2022-03-28 09:01:04
watched it almost three weeks ago
Acting was excellent, and I love Viola Davis. Didn't know until I did some post-movie googling that I found out it's based on an old TV show. I went in totally because of the director Steve McQueen and Davis.
Race as an issue was ever present but wasn't voiced until the latter half of the movie,...
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Angelita 2021-12-19 08:01:21
I'm fine, just watch the excitement!
As a fan who has watched movies for more than 30 years (in the mid-80s, I watched "Liberation" in the former Soviet Union with my father in the cinema for one day, the cinema was very popular at that time) I finished watching "Widow League" and gave 3 stars. I saw I’ve had thousands of movies and...
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Edwin 2022-04-20 09:01:47
Watched the trailer: holy fuck shit! After watching the feature film: Hmm...is this a literary film, a drama, an action film, or a crime film...? What a cool theme, but it was made into a literary film that is about to be rejected and greeted, and the key is also mixed with a lot of action film elements, with great ambitions but the characters and plot are not well laid out...? slightly disappointed...
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Jaquelin 2021-12-19 08:01:21
Still, I haven't escaped the rule that luxury casts must produce bad movies. There are too many core characters that are not persuasive, and both cool movies and art movies are not convincing.
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