Last Flag Flying
Drama • R • 2017 • 2 hr 5 min
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Great character development. Great script. Great movie.
Draggey at times but good overall! Should have been shortened by at least 15 minutes!!
Not every film needs to be earth shattering. Really enjoyed this.
The quiet sadness portrayed by Steve Carell is really quite something. I loved the dynamic between Cranston's and Fishburne's characters.
This was a wonderful mix of truth and humor. I don’t know which was better the acting or the atmosphere presented here!
Excelent film about america and the useless nature of war, with a great Mystery in the back seat about their time in Vietnam. 9.5/10
Great cast, somewhat enjoyable Melodrama
Sentimental and touching movie about loss and sacrifice. Disjointed in tone at times and loses momentum, but the three leads carry it
Slow-at times-tedious but worth the watch to see an honest portrayal of dealing with loss, friendship, memory, and just plain being human.
A heartfelt story with fantastic performances. The characters are well written, and the story is great. It's sadly a bit cheesy
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