Lillian Hrabchak

Bland. DiCaprio’s face never moves from one frozen, unattractive expression. Do you call this acting? I expected something magnificent; instead, I found banality. The murders of the Osage are treated as incidentals, when, in fact, they are the crux of the matter. Yes, there is a lot of praise and a lot of noise directed at this film, but if you strip it of the main actors, namely, Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro, there is a little to hold it together that satisfies the heart and creativity. Let the drum rolls roll… This isn’t the greatest film of the year.

Excellent. My 85 year old husband has dementia but he’s enjoying it tremendously. Great acting, lots of suspense and surprises at every turn.