Wow, why did I wait so unbelievably long to give this watch?
I procrastinated on a truly amazing film—a top-notch low-stakes but high-emotional thrill ride that absolutely killed me emotionally.
I am in agreement with everyone that is is travesty that this film does not have any academy award nominations.
This should be nominated for best picture, best original song, and best editing, and the actors should be nominated for their selected roles.
This was a film that was good…
Throughout, informative and extremely emotional.
For many years, I've learned in my schooling how the Native Americans were treated.
The atrocities, the tales of 300 years ago, and the almost complete extermination of the native people.
But nothing that looked at the culture and how it exists in modern times.
I found the different eras of Hollywood to be extremely fascinating. There were everything from extremely negative portrayals to deeply positive and real portrayals.
It was a truly fascinating topic, and it helped me learn so much about this country and the film industry as a whole.
Great documentary.
Well that was a trip and a half.
This is a weird case where I know I really enjoyed this film but I have really very little clue what to make of it. What I’ve heard about Satoshi Kon that makes sense that I feel this way. This was an intriguing viewing from start to finish even if I didn’t completely understand the whole thing.
The animation for one was stunning. I find it a rare but beautiful experience when…
I enjoyed this about as much as Night, but some parts are a little bit less so.
First off, I'd like to preface that I watched one of the longer cuts of this movie. For some strange reason, it was the only one available on Prime Video. That being said, I think this movie drags a bit compared to Night.
The film feels like it's spinning its wheels in the mud a bit too much. Showing the characters adjusting to…
