Night Moves
Thriller • R • 2014 • 1 hr 52 min
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Great character driven drama thriller well worth seeing
A masterclass in visual storytelling. This film should be studied.
Gripping story about morality and how actions may not be as impactful as we hope
Tense and really well made. When you have such a great premise it makes for a quick and easy watch
One of my favorite thrillers, sets a mood of dread
A slow burn thriller with a great performance by Jesse Eisenberg.
I was super bored through this entire movie.
A good indie with a dark ending that will haunt you to your bones.
Bit slow and uneventful. But pretty interesting
Bleak to such an extent, feels overly moody in order to make up for lack of progressive action and plot.
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