A) Don't take your "mum's" advice on movies anymore.

B ) The movie is not overly complicated at all, so you shouldn't be "lost at the end".

c) "The Place Beyond the Pines" DOES exist, you just have to sort of figure it out for yourself by the end.

D) I assure you, the movie was anything but "bad". It was (in my opinion of coarse) a fantastic movie from start to finish.

This post was edited by The_Doves on May 11 2013 08:53pm

Without spoiling too much of the movie...



I thought it was... interesting. A little bit long and I didn't like Cooper's son and his random ghetto accent. Needed more gosling imo. But overall it was good.

I guess you don't know too many children of law enforcement officers, because I've seen quite a few turn out very similar to Cooper's son.

Yea, very good (especially first act), maybe the best of the year so far.
7/10

Don't read anything about it before watching it imo.

That scene where the kid was riding his bike down the same road had me tearin' up.

I also didn't fully understand the tag line "The Sins of the father..." in the movies trailer until the 2nd act. Which I thought was just as strong, if not stronger than the first.

Mmm, wouldn't want to watch trailers before seeing the films.

This films looks pretty great too, first scene

I'm confused. You already saw 'The Place Beyond the Pines' , which film are you talking about that "looks pretty great"? What first scene?

This films cinematography looks pretty great for this kind of film, grainy and lively, trough some filter maybe? The opening shot of the movie seemed to be filmed in one shot, including the thing with the motorcycles and all.

Cinematographer shot also Hunger and Shame which looked really classy too.

Oh okay. Yes indeed.