Blue Ruin
Crime • R • 2014 • 1 hr 30 min
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Macon Blair, Devin Ratray, Amy Hargreaves, Kevin Kolack, Eve Plumb
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A classic revenge story turned on its head, with a really interesting protagonist and keeps you in suspense of what he'll do next
Just really good story development. Great acting from really undervalued actors. A real raw aesthetic. Fun film
I just love it! It feels real. Broken people. Families. Tragedy. It's quiet in the best way. One of my favorite movies.
A rather understated revenge film. Captures the attention right from the start & doesn't let go. Has its flaws, but it's extremely effective
One of the most unique and tension-building revenge thrillers out there, from the perspective of someone who really is not fit for revenge
Classic revenge-vigilante premise, but from an everyman POV, w/ painstaking realism, humanized antags, no BS, & understands show-don't tell.
This movie hinges on the performance of Macon Blair and that dude absolutely knocks it out of the park.
First movie I’d seen by Jeremy Saulnier, blown away. More on the drama/slow burn side, but genuinely great story telling.
If you like revenge films and stories, this is for you. If you are neutral on them, this is also for you. If you don't like them, watch this
Disturbing revenge film, great slow-burn, unique approach to storytelling
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