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S.A.M

(162 posts) Wed Jun 18, 2014, 12:55 PM Jun 2014

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Movie reveiw of: All is lost

Not all Robert Redford movies are good....
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Movie reveiw of: All is lost (Original Post) S.A.M Jun 2014 OP

Yeah, not his best movie, but I liked it mokawanis Jun 2014 #1

Wasn't it based on real events? Tuesday Afternoon Jun 2014 #2

I can't read the review JustAnotherGen Jun 2014 #3

mokawanis

(4,472 posts)

1. Yeah, not his best movie, but I liked it

Reply to S.A.M (Original post)

Wed Jun 18, 2014, 04:28 PM

Jun 2014

The dilemma he faced on the boat was fascinating, and his calm and logical response to the situation was admirable and courageous...but he could have brought more complexity to the role and better showed the fear and anxiety anyone would experience in such a dire situation. I remember thinking when I watched it that they should have had two people on the boat.

Tuesday Afternoon

(56,912 posts)

2. Wasn't it based on real events?

Reply to S.A.M (Original post)

Wed Jun 18, 2014, 08:17 PM

Jun 2014

I thought it was some of his best work ever.

JustAnotherGen

(33,682 posts)

3. I can't read the review

Reply to S.A.M (Original post)

Thu Jun 19, 2014, 01:54 PM

Jun 2014

(Not on Tumblr/don't want another social network) - but I really enjoyed it.

Not so fun fact - he sustained permanent hearing loss in one ear due to doing his own stunt work.

You gotta hand it to Sundance - he always goes big!

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