One Battle After Another

An intense roller coaster ride (almost literally at one point) that had me riveted throughout. An amazing mix of drama, pathos, humor, joy, and action. Will everyone love it? Given the political and social issues that drive much of the action, there will undoubtedly be many who are put off by the film. If you firmly believe the myths that refugees to the US are folks just looking for a handout and bring only crime and disease into the country, then you should just stick with your Lee Greenwood tunes and stay home, as the movie will be triggering for you. Is it on the longer side? Yes, but it felt much shorter than the 2:42 running time. It is a complex film with multiple key characters, and time is not wasted in the development of the story.

Americans are the only ones who are hyped for this movie. They think it is a good reflection to their society and current events. But it is all so random and hard to really enjoy. Its kind of a not ending trailer for a GTA-ish game.

Sean Penn y Leonardo Dicaprio cargan toda la película sobre sus hombros, en si es buenísima, pero no en un 100%, empezando por el hecho de que todos los hechos de la película se desencadenan gracias a unos pusilánimes terroristas disque revolucionarios pretendiendo verse heróicos y valientes. Una película que glorifica el anarquismo como que no va conmigo.

Did not not enjoy this movie - Sean Penns wooden and cartoonish military man performance, soundtrack of permanent disonance, overblown and unbelievable car chase scene - ending was crass and not required.

More propaganda. This movie tries to glorify the “revolution”, the bombing, the killing, in the name of an ideal. All the main characters are horrible people and the movie expects you the see the good, redeeming qualities, in them. In the end, they have none. Sadly, this movie is not entertainment, but just woke pandering. The main actors are good and the movie is well filmed and produced, but that is it. Just feels like i wasted my time.