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My only criticism is that it was far too long. I watched it in the cinemas yesterday afternoon. But this movie was amazing, the acting, direction, production design and the story was spot on.

Leo was amazing as the lead character I was shocked that he was involved with the murder gang that recklessly killed so many people in cold blood.

De Niro's performance was incredible, a no nonsense civil detective who is trying to track down who killed Molly's family.

And lastly Lily Gladstone, amazing performance totally Oscar worthy, she hit it out of the park she was a woman who went through so much her life and you have so much sympathy for her. Well the woman was married to the man in the murder gang who was involved in the deaths of multiple people.

As I say again this movie needs to be 1 hour shorter.

But amazing film overall.

This movie was absolutely brilliant. The performance from Cillian Murphy was so genuine as J. Robert Oppenheimer. A perfect performance from him.

Robert Downey Jr also had one of the top performances in the film as well. One of the greatest of his career. Give that man an Oscar! Matt Damon, Josh Harnett, Florence Pugh and Emily blur also gave incredible performances too. The guy that played Albert Einstein looked exactly like the genius himself I was spooked but in a good way.

The sound in this film was a little scary. It physically made me jump, it was sonical.

Christopher Nolan's direction on this phenomenal masterpiece was Masterclass and is for me the one to win best director throughout awards season.

This movie for me is everything not one bad thing to say. Perfectly written, directed, cast and the production design was on a whole other level. Bless this film one of the greatest films of all time. 10/10.

I only watched this because Tom Sizemore is in it.

I loved everything about this movie, the story, the acting, the script writing was brilliantly done.

The main character is being severely abused by his foster family and is being coerced that there is nothing wrong at home. Everytime he went to see his teacher (played by Tom Sizemore) I kept yelling at the tv to get the kid to speak to him about the abuse at home that his foster mother and brother were dumping on him.

I find it really sad that this kid is living in a broken home where he doesn't belong. It made me so happy that he got out of there and was rescued by the department of family services and his teacher.

Well done to everyone that made this movie. A very touching tale on what the broken Foster Care System looks like in America.