I definitely appreciated the changes made from the book, Pattinson's performance was outstanding (I knew it would be) and Mark Ruffalo's ability to portray such an accurate, relevant, and unqualified douchebag was amazing to see.
Obviously the critiques of societal views, human rights, and stolen land very much present and again extremely relevant, I knew I could trust Mr Bong Joon-Ho.
Pattinson's range between to characters that are still one in the same was nuts to see on screen and…
I strongly encourage anyone and everyone to watch this, it couldn't be any more important. The stories often pushed by the media are skewed and/ or distorted to push a certain narrative, this is dangerous.
This documentary won an Oscar and it is all real. Real people loosing their homes, loosing their land, loosing their children or brothers or sisters or cousins or mothers or fathers.
I am grateful that I was able to watch it, I think everyone should.
How does Austin Butler have the most normal accent out of everyone else in this movie?
This unique story is both visually and emotionally stunning, with the help of the score and the voice acting this movie definitely had me with tears in my eyes.
