American Night

The movie made a huge impression on me, especially its aesthetic part. The editing was on point and the fact that everything in the movie is connected to art makes it obvious that one of the goals of the movie is for the viewer to enjoy the picture they see. What makes art truly good? Feelings.

Some of the scenes are so powerful they would definitely make you feel strong emotions. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply someone who appreciates a well-crafted story, this movie offers something to treasure. Every moment invites the viewer to not only watch but to feel, absorb, and ultimately connect with the beauty and emotion of the story being told. It's an unforgettable experience that I believe will stay with me for a long time to come. So the movie is good from both, emotional and aesthetic sides. Definitely recommend it.

Actually it's a nice action film with also a good sparkle of drama. It might be a little confusing at the beginning but you'll figure everything out as the movie goes on. Shoutout to the cast, Jonathan Rhys Meyers in particular and Emile Hirsch, who plays a quite convincing villain and properly comes out at the end in all of his madness.

American Night is a well done movie with all of the gems hidden within the details. If you're an individual who can't watch a movie without asking "what did that mean?" or have ever finished a movie with a lot of unanswered questions, you're probably an individual who would give this movie a negative rating out of sheer confusion. However, if you enjoy thought provoking, true detective style work, then you'll walk away happy.

I liked the films action sequences, but had a harder time keeping up with the unconventional plot and time jumps.

This film game is an American masterpiece and a huge, attractive, provocative, and thrilling picture of experimenting with the art of crime. It is still a massive triumph that the director Alessio Della Valle manages to create an overwhelmingly stylish and bold movie, with each shot being so thought-through. Jonathan Rhys Meyers and Emile Hirsch demonstrated excellent acting; however, Della Valle's plot makes the movie extremely tense as they try to put it into viewers' minds. Featuring themes of lust, avarice, and creation bordered with destruction, this motion picture is enlightening and compelling.