American Animals
Drama • R • 2018 • 1 hr 57 min
Starring
Evan Peters, Barry Keoghan, Blake Jenner, Jared Abrahamson, Ann Dowd
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Such a good heist movie with a good cast. I recommend it.
This movie is so raw and realistic with its format that you are invested the whole time. You feel the tension and stakes till the end
Very good movie, with great acting. I just don’t know how much of this story needed to be told.
Love the mix of movie and real life interviews.
Captures the feeling of a heist like I would imagine it to be, tense scenes and subverts expectations..
Not just a glamorous reenactment, this is a thrilling heist movie that gives real, emotional insight into the minds of the criminals.
Loved the way they went about making it a docudrama, while still feeling like a true movie. The anxiety felt so real and had me stressed.
Waited for this movie ever since I found out it's in making. It was worth the wait. Deffinetly not a time waster
Engaging story told in a brand new way. Not sure it's worth 7+ years in prison, but I understood the irresistibility of the plan.
Brilliant take on a heist movie. It has both funny and sobering moments. Evan Peter's performance is incredible.
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