Blood Country

Great to see other talented actors for a change; superstars can become cloying after a point. Also didn't miss miss overacting and the usual hype of Hollywood fare. The narrative did not convey artifice, nor did the actors. On the whole, a brisk Southern wind ripping raw through this gripping take on Faulkner's world.

This movie has made me realize that a man will kill over a head of cabbage. Not the best two hours of my life.

This previously highly-rated mess was boring. The story was disjointed. The character development was predictably puerile. The cinematic cutaways, apparently intended to add gravitas to an otherwise weak cinematic effort, instead distracted from any chance of an interesting plot development. Good that it ended in such short order. Save your time. Not worth a look.

The lack of sufficient context makes it difficult to watch. There's a feeling that parts of the narrative are missing never mind trying to form an opinion as to guilt or innocence.

I'm sorry...but I did really like this movie. I just can't figure out what the story is. In fact, I came to this site to see if somebody could explain it to me. Unfortunately, nobody else seems to understand what happened either.

There are just too many pieces missing in this movie. I like the sheriff...he's definitely a good guy who tries to do his best. I loved his feisty wife! The Black family situation made me angry, I never did understand what was happening with ...shoot, almost everybody. I just wish I understood the story.

One last thing; I looked for a book to read that maybe this movie may have been taken from, hoping to make some sense of this film but there doesn't seem to be one...at least not one that I could find. There must be someone out there who knows what this movie is about. Share it with us, please!