Review of Deepwater Horizon (2016) by Compi24 — 02 Oct 2016
A technically immaculate, hauntingly authentic cautionary tale that is easily one of the most painful, effective, and memorable cinematic experiences I've witnessed in a theater in a long while. This second installment in Peter Berg's already incredible "American hero/tragedy/Mark Wahlberg" trilogy expands on all the things that made its predecessor, "Lone Survivor," so great.
The realistic dialogue, the naturalistic performances, the sweeping set piece direction - it all adds up to a film that literally places you amidst the blistering heat of this grave corporate mistake.
It's heart-wrenching, empowering, terrifying, moving, brilliant, brash, and - without a doubt - nothing short of my favorite movie this year so far.
This review of Deepwater Horizon (2016) was written by Compi24 on 02 Oct 2016.
Deepwater Horizon has generally received positive reviews.
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