Nicolò Carraro

A dystopian (near) future where a civil war explodes in the US. We follow a group of journalists ( interviewers and photographers) in their dangerous trip to the white house. Two words for describe this movie: Real and cruel It's simple and terrifyingly possible, it shows how easy it is to find the worst in people and how easily they can become killers. We get into a serious moral dilemma from the start. Our protagonist (Kirsten Dunst) Is a war photographer who's trying to get as close to the danger as possible to get a good picture. In doing so she witnesses horrible crimes and does nothing to prevent them or to help. That's hard to process for the vast majority of people (me included), therefore leads to a weird disliking of the character. Most of the scenes are filled with emotions and the cast is always able to act them out perfectly. I was honestly stunned by Wagner Moura's performance, really amazing.💯 It's a must watch for every war-movie enthusiast and for everyone interested in deep dramas. Kinda sad that the marketing for this one was almost nonexistent, it would've done a lot better with some ads thrown around. How Would I Fix It ? The only thing that bothered me was the sound level in the shootout scenes, it drill a hole into my ears after a while.😂 Vote: 8/10

🏎️ Top notch racing It was a joy for the eyes to see all the genuine care it went into producing this movie.🤩 Based on a true story, we all know how it will end , however the journey is depicted in a simple yet super effective way.👍 We instantly empathize with our protagonist, his family and we understand very well the motivation and goals of the marketing director (Orlando Bloom) and the team director (David Harbour).💯 Each of these characters is properly developed and explored in this 2 hours and 15 minutes movie. Which, by the way, is the perfect length to tell the full story from nothing to success of our Archie Madekwe. 😉 To be clear, this movie is not a masterpiece but it's good enough to a point were i was surprised considering the small budget of 60 millions.💰 (And yes, these days 60M is not a lot of money for a movie) There are some "debatable" dialogues and some poorly crafted side-side characters. All considered the story flows pretty well and the chemistry and bond between the driver and the coach is wonderful. 🔥 Amazing tracks and amazing cars, super good shots from inside and outside the vehicles during the races and incredibly good transitions from game to real life and vice versa.🕹️ I highly recommend it to every car enthusiast.🏎️ How to fix it - The only suggestion I think I can present is : To characterize a little better the "villains" and make them tactically skilled. 😈🤓 Vote: 8/10