Grace E

This film was INSANELY GOOD. Robert Patterson stole the show and I kept forgetting he wasn't one of the main characters. His performance stuck out the most. Tom Holland does a 180 from Spiderman in this film, and I was pleasantly surprised that I didn't think of him as Spiderman at all. It's often difficult to see an actor as a fresh character once they are "typecast" as one character, but Tom was able to make me see someone completely new and to simply focus on Arvin. I didn't go "Oh look it's Tom Holland from Spider Man." I was like "This is Arvin Russel." Sebastian Stan was also really good in this, though his screen time was pretty limited unfortunately. The stereotypical dirty cop is pretty overdone in films by this point, and the writing for his character was a disgrace to law enforcement as that is not at all a realistic portrayal of what the men and women in blue are really like, but alas it is just a film and the town it's set in is supposed to be filled with corrupt characters.

Where can I watch? It's not playing in theaters anywhere that I can find?

This movie was really good, the end was shocking and left me completely surprised with my jaw dropped. I couldn't believe Eddie in the end. I almost cried for Luli, I felt so bad for her, but she was strong and managed to get out of the bad situation.

One of the best movies of all time-a classic. Jack Nicholson did an amazing job as Jack Torrance, incorporating just the right amount of sinister mixed with charming. Legendary actor, legendary movie. I wished they still made movies like they did from the 70's through the 90's, those were the days of movies. I'm only 17 but I'm in love with that era of movie making.