The 15:17 to Paris
Drama • PG-13 • 2018 • 1 hr 34 min
Starring
Ray Corasani, Spencer Stone, Anthony Sadler, Alek Skarlatos, Judy Greer
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The acting is terrible. Plot is all over the place. It’s very slow and the climax isn’t all that exciting would rather read about the story.
Had higher expectations for the movie a bit disappointing
This is a great movie. Interesting that Eastwood chose to use the actual guys, not fantastic actors but makes it feel more authentic
a movie where the non-actors are fine, and the real actors looked like gutter-trash
I liked it but it definitely could have been better. I know they were trying to stick to the actual event though.
The directing and acting is poor. The backstory and build up is way too long and too dry to be entertaining. Short runtime but long movie
I see what the goal was here but the acting is hard to get over. One of the slowest developing movies I’ve ever seen… awesome story though
A little all over the place with the story and the pacing is abit odd but not a bad movie overall
The scene where they stop the terrorist was 30 seconds or less this movie is bad and boring at the same time not good
You have to respect the stars, but this film is dire. The depiction of the event itself is worth about 3 minutes of runtime.
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