Derius Buckman

I continued waiting for that moment when this movie would save itself, the moment never arrived. Fern's character was unnecessarily brash especially at that moment she provided her diatribe about the real estate market. The entire undertone of don't judge these by the way they live was shown for its hypocrisy when she judged those who would rather live in a home than a van.

Diane Lane acted out a character that event with her greatest effort, was still unbelievable. The plot was very much centered around her egocentric desire to control not only the life of her family, but each of their deaths as well. Kevin Costner was as he always is, a master of his craft. The setting was beautiful and there was painstaking accuracy for utilizing what was needed to make the era believable. Inspiration, a lot of skill and hard work went into producing product that was not as honest to real life as well but hope. setting was was incredible

This movie lived up to exactly what the previews hinted. Of course it was violent and bloody... it was also hilarious! The woke little snowflakes that always look for a reason to be dissatisfied or unhappy are the negative respondents. The movie demonstrated the need for every home to be armed. Melt you little socialist snowflakes, melt!