Beasts of the Southern Wild
Drama • PG-13 • 2012 • 1 hr 33 min
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It’s equal parts depressing and sweet? If you watch it, I think you’ll see what I mean. It gave me complex emotions.
the only way i could see the picture was by looking in a window of a mirror in a dark place with the sun shining on the horizon
A look into a world and a culture a lot of people do not ever see.
I saw this in 2012, I recall it being a visual masterpiece with a unique story and amazing performance from the main actors
Visually incredible and imaginative. It can be slow in parts but the visuals and sense of child-like adventure more than make up for it.
Gorgeous visuals, great child performance and a memorable soundtrack that creates a tone of optimism despite the hopelessness on display
Beautiful and sad. A creative glimpse into the fear and courage of a child
A stunningly powerful look at a culture I didn’t even know existed. An absolute must see.
It’s amazing. Such a good look into what many people in America don’t think of. Beautifully artistic and a great reminder of what America is
The world created here is equally delightful and heartbreaking. See it.
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