18 year old Danny Mitchell (William Ash) plays on the football team at the all-boys Catholic school he attends in West Belfast. The players Danny most admires are South Americans, such as Pele who he feels have a special rhythm and flexibility. Wanting to add some of these qualities to his own game, Danny has an idea: he'll take Samba and Mambo le...
One of the best sequels/action films of all time. I likewise agree with the surprise ending, which was really effective. Great thorough review! Looking forward to more of your 4-star reviews.
I remember seeing this in a theater. After several years it's still a roller-coaster of emotions can be felt. Saw it with my kid few months back but he got too bored hahaha too young to see it. I still think it's one of the best from Disney. Great review!
Great analogy on the Coen's brothers, never thought of that but it makes perfect sense. Hope he would have likable female characters next time much like the Coen's and Tarantino. This was surprisingly good.
Are my eyes deceiving me? A 4 star rating! just kidding. Don't you think DiCaprio was snubbed (again) by the Academy Awards. Tarantino is relying a lot from Waltz (could be next best tandem such as Scorsese/DeNiro). Great review! Can't wait for the DVD to be released. Vintage Tarantino at its finest.
Despite the blood and brutal subject matter probably in my top three movies for the most fun I've had at the theater all year. And the music - no one can mold a soundtrack like Tarantino. I'm hoping Waltz walks away with the Supporting Actor Oscar once again - he deserves it (though Samuel L. Jackson was just as good, I think).