Hell or High Water

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Ray C Dec 9 Hell or High Water may feel slow at times for many, but the movie benefits from it's raw, gripping tension and its realistic violence. The main cast is phenomenal as well, with Jeff Bridges and Ben Foster shining in their respective roles. See more Jack F @MovieFan111 Nov 19 I really liked this movie. Movies like this are rare gems these days. See more Justin M. @jmorris1187 Nov 4 Dope movie. Thoroughly enjoyed it.. The pairings were perfect. See more Matthew H. @MatthewHarris Oct 31 An absolute must watch movie! See more azeem h @Azeen Oct 18 From the director of Hallam Foe and the writer of Sicario comes a great Western starring Chris Pine, Ben Foster and Jeff Bridges. A confidently scripted, directed and acted thriller it was well worthy of the Oscar nominations it received. Genuinely funny, as well as shocking just as in real life I suppose. Catch it when you can. See more Trent Q Aug 29 My first reaction after watching Hell or High Water was simple: it was a good movie—nothing more. But something about it lingered. Long after the credits rolled, I found myself replaying every scene in my head—from the tender exchanges between the brother and the waitress, to the witty banter between the sheriff and his partner, to the authenticity of the woman at the T-bone diner. Every moment felt lived-in, every line of dialogue memorable. The film’s striking cinematography and haunting soundtrack created a mood that was both beautiful and unsettling. Layered within were subtle but powerful pieces of symbolism—the endless bank and loan billboards, the hollowed-out towns—that underscored the desperation the director wanted us to feel. What surprised me most was how my perspective shifted over the course of the film. At first, I saw the brothers’ robberies as reckless and wrong, something to disapprove of (yet amused by it). However, as the story unfolded and the motives became clear, I found myself sympathizing with them—quietly rooting for their success against the very institutions that had bled their family dry. And then came the ending—tense, unresolved, yet unforgettable. You could feel that the two men are bound to chase this conflict to the bitter end. In the end, Hell or High Water turned out to be a rare gem—a film that sneaks up on you, lingers in your mind, and leaves you with far more than you expected from a “random” Friday night movie with the Misus. See more Read all reviews

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