Peter Goldstein

A very great movie until the two main characters are captured, then you should stop watching, like Million Dollar Baby until Hilary Swank is crippled. Richard Burton and John Hurt give the performances of their lives, and Burton puts his whole life into this his last film. Cinematography, photography and lighting are totally unequaled. Not all scenes in a great book belong in a great movie, like in The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.

A superb film, brilliantly written, directed and especially brilliant casting. Much better than Full Metal Jacket. No anger o r over the top action, just intelligent believable lines, clearly etched contrasting characters who experience growth , inspired performances led by Clint Eastwood who cares about his job, his marines and isn't cowed by incompetent authority. When actors are given good lines, they respond. You will respond, care about and become involved with all the characters in this wonderful satisfying rewarding film

The physical beauty of this movie and the presence of the superstar Jennifer Lawrence make this movie. The story could have been more thoughtful , probing and given the two lead actors more of a chance to act. Like when Chris Pratt first sees Jennifer Lawrence he could have been given more of a chance to show falling in love with her just with his eyes and having the tension of finally confessing his love build to a towering climax. Give actors a chance to act and they will deliver

Great film. Awesome Jennifer Lawrence. Excellent Bradley Cooper julia stiles and Robert deniro