stormaciousd
•Watched Aug 6, 2024
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I've loved Josh Hartnett since The Faculty in 1998, and even 25+ years into being a fan I was impressed with his performance here. It's weird to say he's good with his face, but he's so good with his face. His smiles when he's pretending to be just a regular ol' dad were so funny, and he was able to flip in and out of these expressions so seamlessly.
You do have to roll with some suspension of disbelief, especially in the second half, but I don't see M Night films for the intense realism.
brookes
ethan
theater
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