I'm sorry, but I just have to be that guy. This movie has been unfairly criticized because of the Louis CK allegations, and I don't think it deserves the hate at all. I obviously don't condone his actions and am appalled by them like everyone else. However, if CK hadn't been accused himself, in wake of the Weinstein controversy this film would have been hailed as brilliant.
Instead, its brilliance is somehow diminished because of the fact that its creator…
Ingrid's final confession is one of the most honest moments you'll likely see in a film this year.
If Jon Bernthal was in Hell or High Water this could have been Taylor Sheridan's unofficial "Everytime Jon Bernthal shows up something bad happens" trilogy.
Who the hell cares about the convoluted plot, tonal inconsistency, and slightly underdeveloped characters.
That fucking 15 MINUTE LONG TAKE fight scene is one of the greatest action scenes put to film. And Charlize Theron kills it.
