I don't feel well enough for paragraphs, so I'm going stream of consciousness tonight.
- This was really good, and it was very well paced for paying full attention but not being too much for me while I have a headache. 👍🏼
- It was actually good enough that I don't even mind that it's for the fellas. 👍🏼
- I was excited to see Kevin Rankin from Justified and Friday Night Lights, and he got to say the titular line. I love titular lines. 👍🏼
- I don't understand how Taylor Sheridan wrote this and also write the last season of Yellowstone, which I didn't like at all. 🫳🏼
- This is the most I've ever been into Chris Pine. I think cowboy is the right look for him. Am I into cowboys? 👍🏼
- I've been a Ben Foster fan since Flash Forward, locked in with his two Freaks and Geeks episodes, and reaffirmed by his stint on Six Feet Under. Happy to see he got some recognition and accolades for this, because I've always thought he is underrated. 👍🏼
- The soundtrack was really distracting. Every song with lyrics felt out of place, excluding the end credits. This is my only actual complaint. 👎🏼
- Wait, I have a second complaint. Why the hell isn't Gil Birmingham on the movie poster?! 👎🏼

Hell or High Water
Blood always follows money.
Rating
4.0 (1)
Release Date
8/11/2016Runtime
102 minsOverview
A divorced dad and his ex-con brother resort to a desperate scheme in order to save their family's farm in West Texas.

How It Feels
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A taut, modern western where two brothers escalate their criminal desperation across Texas backroads, shot with visceral immediacy that keeps you wound tight through every transaction and shootout.
Mood
TenseDefiant
Themes
FamilySurvivalObsessionClass
Look
NaturalisticHandheld
Heads up
Graphic violence
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