Review of Good Kill (2015) by Threeayem — 09 Apr 2015
A film that needed to be made, but it also needed to be made a bit better than it was. Short on realism and subtlety, much of the opportunity to make a truly gripping film about an important yet difficult subject was lost.
Too much was wrong for the experience to be engaging, from the shamelessly fake-looking drone footage to the shamelessly fake-sounding calls to the CIA and the shamelessly fake-feeling work scenes. It's still a watchable, if slow, film - and one that is fundamentally salvaged by its important and apparently unique subject matter.
This review of Good Kill (2015) was written by Threeayem on 09 Apr 2015.
Good Kill has generally received mixed reviews.
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