This film was beautiful from acting to dialogue to cinematography. The movie felt very real, and that was the only mood that would work. The actors even stumbled on their words and talked over each other, adding to the mood. The cinematography was also brilliant. The shots were beautiful, almost mesmerizing. Accompanying many of the shots was a nice score and poetic voice-overs. 10/10

David Gordon Green's strength is making 'real' movies. The characters stutter, stop in mid-sentence, and say very strange things at times. I found myself recognizing some of the actions in this movie as some of my own. I felt a connection with the main characters' love. I really enjoyed how non-Hollywood this movie felt. 10/10

This movie is full of visual awesomeness and great performances. Also, let me mention Nick Cave's phenomenal score. The two scenes that stood out the most are the train robbery scene from the start of the film and the assassination scene itself. Both were two of the best scenes I've ever seen in film - ever. Both were in great thanks to Cave's music as well as the visuals, mood, and tension. 10/10

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Why doesn't Sandler choose these types of movies more often? He was surprisingly good in this role and the movie was excellent. The story was flowing, dream-like, and sweet. The cinematography was well above-average and a pleasure to watch. Also, the direction was near perfect. 10/10

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First, WKW's visual prowess goes without saying. I also enjoyed the main character's exploration through different facets of 'love' as he tried to find his way back to the feelings he had once experienced. Even though this film feels all over the place at times, I felt it stayed within reach of a common theme, allowing it to work fantastically. 9/10

The way this movie was shot combined with the narration (although more sparse) reminded me of The New World, only set inside. This is a beautiful film both in the way the relationship is presented and in the way majority of it was shot. Although Soderbergh allows some very 'Hollywood-esque' scenes to slip in, majority of the film breaks that mould. 9/10

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The first hour is perfect- everything from the suspense to the humor to the unbelievable cinematography was brilliant. The second half of the film is a bit more 'normal', but still excellent. The characters aren't quite as interesting and the scenery becomes a bit more bland. Fortunately, the last 20 minutes or so make up for this. Though many didn't like the end, I thought it was great. 9/10

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Stay tuned for a short review. 9/10

Stay tuned for a short review. 9/10

The acting, tension in mood, and symbolism were what drove this movie. It wasn't sweet and poetic like DGG's first two films, but much grittier and in-your-face instead. I also enjoyed the religious symbolism throughout the film from the piercing of Chris' foot to the many river references. If you like DGG's style, you will probably enjoy this film even though it's a bit different for him. 9/10

Even though I saw this because of the PTA, I left most impressed with DDL. The excellence of his performance is not exaggerated. Accompanying him was what I considered a terrifying story. Business and religion are shown at their absolute worst here and I felt (strangely enough) frightened at times. Combine all of this with a well above average visual presentation, and you have a great movie. 9/10

The White Diamond was a character study in form of a documentary of the man in charge of an expedition - and he had quite the interesting tale. Mixed in throughout the movie were some breathtaking shots of the forest. With all of that, I recommend this movie as it's a great example of a successful and captivating documentary. This should not disappoint. 9/10

Despite its simple story, this film gives us very complex characters. The youngest son is a little less complex, but the father and oldest son are very well written and acted. Never are we able to figure them out as characters. They are people with unknown and sometimes confusing wants. In addition the cinematography is fascinating. 9/10

Stay tuned for a short review. 9/10

Stay tuned for a short review. 9/10