Patriots Day

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Calvin T Damn that was good and caught me by surprise ✌🏾 Rated 4.5/5 Stars •  Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 05/20/25 Full Review Bob D The insane amount of accuracy in this movie cannot be underestimated. This movie has many little parts that are accurate to the actual event. Surprisingly, people say that the movie doesn’t show crazy action like some $300M Marvel fight scene. There are many people talking out of their ass here. The movie is accurate to the initial bombing and even uses real footage of the second bomb. The Laurel Street shootout was very accurate with the bombs being thrown and the flank that killed one of the brothers. It is just a masterful piece of cinema. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 05/15/25 Full Review Alex S Patriot’s Day is a cinematic reflection on the courage displayed by the City of Boston in its collective recovery from a tragic event and its pursuit of the perpetrators. The film serves as a symbolic representation of the significance of the holiday’s establishment. Felt a bit of an action blockbuster at times but of course didn’t detract from its overall quality. The film is still brought to life by an A-list cast and since I’m a sucker for true story films with decent direction, and this one certainly fits that bill. It’s a memorable film that I always enjoy revisiting. Grading: B+ Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 01/24/25 Full Review Jonathan K I have to admit I really liked it. Mark Wahlberg is surprisingly good in this dramatic role and the movie is pretty gripping overall. The whole "Boston Strong" sentiment and patriotism vibes can get a little heavy-handed at times, but I’m sure if I were from Boston, I’d probably feel differently. Still, the stories of the people it affected are genuinely powerful and touching. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 01/11/25 Full Review Carlos T Filme: O Dia do Atentado Assistido: 22-11-24 Elenco: @markwahlberg @kevinbacon @alexwolffofficial John Goodman, @michellemonaghan @melissabenoist @themojn @jakepicking @jimmyoyang @lanacondor J K Simmons Modelo: #fatoveridico #historiareal #policial #drama Duração: 2h 13m Ano: 22-11-24 Minha opinião: Um fato que acontec eu de versade na maratona de Boston em abril 2013. Um filme para retrar as dilacerações e mortes de pessoas que estavam como expextador da corrida. Foram 2 bombas feitas pelos irmãs Tamerian Tsarnaev (Melikidze) e Dzhokhar Tsarnaev (Wolff). E temos Wahlberg que faz o protagonista (Tommy) um policial, FBI Richard (Bacon), Comssionário Davis (Goodman), Gov. Deval (Beach). Os irmãos fazem parte de terroristas e pelo seu ideal mussumano comete esta atrocidade. E no meio da catástrofe Tommy faz o papel de lideraça no meio do caos. Mas como sempre aparecera outros caciques. Mas eles conseguem descobrir os rosto dos 2 e a busca começa, e com bananadas dos irmãos se tornam uma caçada quando deixam fugir Dun (Yang) e ele chama a policia. 1º a morrer é Tamerian e depois Dzhokhar é preso e condenado a morte. Um filme que retrata os acontecimentos, mas reduzir 80 hs em 2 hs realmente deve fazer os ajustes. E percebemos aqui que faz com que corra no filme. As atuações são medianas. Roteiro e enredo é corrido e por isso força até a conclusão. Vale apena assistir? Sim para aqueles que deseja ter a ideia do ocorrido. Nota: 6 Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 11/23/24 Full Review Carole R This film was 'unputdownable'. It's a pity that Mark Wahlberg's character (apparently a 'composite' character) was mooted as 'the cop who found the bombers' in some reports - half a star removed for that, though that may have been a reporter's fault. From what I could see in the film, it was the Chinese guy, in a scarily ominous scene, who did that, along with his excellent memory, after a long sequence of pure terror for him, not some 'composite' character. However, the 'real' police characters were the ones who ultimately put their lives on the line, and I have never seen such a 'shoot out'. That can only have been one take, surely? Sadly, an officer was killed. It was surprising, in light of what occurred with the bombings on the marathon route and the subsequent 'round-up' of the terrorists that more people weren't killed. However, a lot of people's lives were changed forever and it was heartening at the very end to see the real characters honoured, including the victims, the injured, medics and the policemen/FBI (despite some apparent internal squabbles), and the true sense of camaraderie of a large city that ensued. The terrorist brothers were well-played - the older, more aggressive brother bullying his younger brother (Alex Wolff from 'Hereditary' particularly memorable as a nervous, deep-thinking and almost reluctant terrorist) into submission (but that's how it works, doesn't it?), and there was some irony in the 'getaway' method by the younger brother, true or not, I don't know. The results of the violence in the film were not lingered on (quite rightly - these are/were real people with families), but there was no mistaking the awfulness of that, and subsequent days. See it and learn about how humans can come together for the greater good. No schmalz. Rated 4.5/5 Stars •  Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 11/05/24 Full Review Read all reviews

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