Siham B. Ayad

Very very disappointing Forget how it simply emptied the story form ots original meaning and purpose.... Forget you actually read the book or have watched previous interpretations... forget you are familiar with the social context of that period or any kind of acquaintance with the prevailing social divide and burden (especially with total lack freedom for women)... forget you appreciate art... This mivie taken alone had no substance, no beauty and definitelyno purposes... you could not even guess the tale it was trying to tell.... even the romantic story (supposed to ne vivid for it is a reunion of long lost love) was completely ridiculed... but the worst part... was the insulting manners to explain the very little things taki g it for granted that viwers could not project themselves in the sophisticated world of historical periods.

What's interesting watching Hostiles in this particular times of turmoils around the world, is that it tells a story that more and more relevant to far more than Americans. It tells the story of human cruelty and kindness at large, the paths of wars and reconciliations. It's been very long since I had not seen such a beautiful and moving picture, yet so sincere