Stillwater

Yeah so this movie can make you doze off if you don't focus, a bit slow but has some very powerful and emotional scenes. Matt Damon's performance can't be compared, he did so well making everything seem natural and flawless. This story has lot's of lessons and can bring the human in you. Highly recommend it.

I am blown away by Matt Damon's portrayal of an Oklahoma oil rigger. From start to finish he was Bill Baker. Every film, year by year, Matt just gets better and better. The rest of the cast followed right along beside him, equally amazing. They all seemed so real. I hope this film does well streaming. It's an adult drama - The kind of film lacking in today's mass of marvel-esque- comic book movies. I will be going back to see what else this Director has done. Bravo to all.

I was expecting more action as this was categorised as a thriller/drama/crime. And being used to seeing Matt Damon in the Jason Bourne role, I expected more on the thriller side. However, there was much more on the drama side and exploring the different relationships between the main characters and how they develop. Matt Damon was great in his role and really carried the film. The child co-star, French little girl and her mother were great too! I honestly didn't care for the girl who's criminal case the film revolves around. I didn't find her likeable in the slightest. Overall the film was watchable and engaging despite being slow paced, and you become really invested in the main characters. Happy and sad ending at the same time. Worth a watch.

It certainly suffers a great deal from a lack of focus; there is a LOT going on here for Damon's character. But the nuanced portrayal of its themes and the incredible execution of the story's tragic events make this an incredibly investing drama.

Just know that you're not going in for a crime thriller and you'll find a great deal to love in this complex drama.

This is a deeply engaging film. The plot and the characters draw you in. Matt Damon is very good in this. I enjoyed it a lot.