Which means Cooper sinks.Dodd wrote:Cooper rises while Eastwood sinks.
American Sniper (2014)
He is getting amazing reviews for his performance. Dude's stock keeps rising.ChristNolan wrote:Which means Cooper sinks.Dodd wrote:Cooper rises while Eastwood sinks.
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Cooper is becoming a god before our eyes confirmed.
I think the flag poster for this is awesome.
Trailer was really impressive too.
I guess marketing did a good job.
Trailer was really impressive too.
I guess marketing did a good job.
m4st4 wrote:Cooper is becoming a god before our eyes confirmed.
The prophecy is being fulfilled
And... who directed him in this film?Dodd wrote:He is getting amazing reviews for his performance. Dude's stock keeps rising.ChristNolan wrote:Which means Cooper sinks.Dodd wrote:Cooper rises while Eastwood sinks.
Eastwood's "thing" has always been that he's an actors director.
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For some, probably yeah.Dodd wrote:m4st4 wrote:Cooper is becoming a god before our eyes confirmed.
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American Sniper
I saw this in Rave's "Xtreme", which is like some sort of IMAX wannabe format.
The "fuck yea Murrica" force is strong with this one, but once you peel that back, it's kind of a neat study on this one soldier's emotional journey. It's a solid film, tightly directed and edited, but also a bit inconsistent in rhythm. Cooper does some of his best work.
However, it's hard to find anything more special than that. The hero worship gets a bit annoying. The "villains" fall just short of mustache-twirling. A lot of it feels heavy-handed with the cliches. There have been a lot of better lead performances as well as films recently ...
I don't know how to end this post
I saw this in Rave's "Xtreme", which is like some sort of IMAX wannabe format.
The "fuck yea Murrica" force is strong with this one, but once you peel that back, it's kind of a neat study on this one soldier's emotional journey. It's a solid film, tightly directed and edited, but also a bit inconsistent in rhythm. Cooper does some of his best work.
However, it's hard to find anything more special than that. The hero worship gets a bit annoying. The "villains" fall just short of mustache-twirling. A lot of it feels heavy-handed with the cliches. There have been a lot of better lead performances as well as films recently ...
I don't know how to end this post
