Henry Anderson

Henry Anderson

Favorite films

  • Prisoners
  • Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
  • Se7en
  • Hacksaw Ridge

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  • The Prep Room

    ★★★★★

  • Leave the World Behind

    ★★★½

  • Hustle

    ★★★½

  • Burn After Reading

    ★★★★

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  • Leave the World Behind

    Leave the World Behind

    ★★★½

    Great concept, felt a little bit too real at times. Camera work took a while to get used to.

  • Hustle

    Hustle

    ★★★½

    HUSTLE
    This movie did feel a lot like a fantasy for Adam Sandler. Especially seeing as he is known for choosing an attractive partner in his previous films. Only in this film he decided to have the entire NBA partner with him. 

    However Adam managed to pull through and create a fresh sports movie, a feat that hasn’t been done in years. 

    Was an excellent film the rough grungiest was excellent especially the focus on street basketball, the shallow focus, flares, and handheld action. Was an incredibly authentic film and is the best basketball movie since The Amazing Spider-Man 2.

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  • Burn After Reading

    Burn After Reading

    ★★★★

    BURN AFTER READING
    A masterfully scripted linear storyline that somehow manages to hilariously connect polar opposite events from playful curiosity to extreme demise. 

    Craftily weaved every character works in conjunction elevating each other’s performance. Brad Pitt’s performance stood out to me, alongside Frances McDormand. McDormand’s strong headed character felt forced at times but does the role justice. 
     
    Loved this movie would definitely watch again, in all of its blissful randomness.

  • Spree

    Spree

    ★★½

    Would only recommend to keen filmmakers in a study of form, experimentation and mediation. The film holds an authenticity that is hard to argue against. 

    Watched this for my man crush, Joe Keery, but felt like a disappointing role that was more suited a short form or skit.

    Overall feels stretched out and seemingly overdone yet underdone simultaneously.

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