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brilliant story, just **** amazing, watch it, WATCH IT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wonderful movie. Cleansed my palate after watching (most of) "One Battle After Another", the worst movie I ever saw. Frances McDormand's immaculate performance, superb dialogue and many interesting characters elevate a movie whose main storyline is unoriginal into an outstanding achievement. Engrossing throughout.

Brilliantly written and wonderfully directed, Three Billboards is as much an advertisement for Missouri landscape as it is a lesson on troubled virtue. Inspiring in its ability to nearly change protagonists for each act, while never leaving Frances McDromand's Mildred for too long. Every star shines bright in another showcase of Martin McDonagh's creativity.

Стоять на своем до конца «Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri» — это британско-американский драматический фильм режиссёра Мартина Макдонаха. Релиз в США состоялся 10 ноября 2017 года, в Великобритании фильм вышел на экраны 12 января 2018 года. Спустя несколько месяцев после убийства дочери Милдред Хейс преступники так и не найдены. Отчаявшаяся женщина решается на смелый шаг — арендует на въезде в город три билборда и оставляет на них послание главе полиции Уильяму Уиллоуби. Когда в ситуацию оказывается втянут ещё и заместитель шерифа Диксон, инфантильный маменькин сынок со склонностью к насилию, борьба между Милдред и властями города только усугубляется. Звук: Играет всякое, но я на это не обратил внимание. Картинка: С точки зрения визуального восприятия, даже в отдалённых уголках США может быть более живописной, чем в России. Это вызывает чувство грусти. Персонажи: Я заметил, как коп превращается в детектива. Это было приятно видеть. Среди главных героев — мать-одиночка, чью дочь убили. Ей нечего терять, и она хочет найти убийцу. Среди второстепенных персонажей — шериф, который переживает за дело об убийстве дочери главной героини. Но он ничего не может сделать из-за отсутствия доказательств. Сюжет: Мать убитой дочери не может прийти в себя, пока убийца остаётся на свободе. Она обвиняет всех подряд: полицию, судьбу. На какие только жертвы и поступки она не идёт, чтобы справиться с горем. Действие происходит в ~2015 году, но камер тогда не было, и это кажется странным. Итог: Смысл фильма в том, чтобы не сдаваться. Но стоит ли рисковать всей жизнью, чтобы найти насильника и убийцу, если шансы на успех невелики? Я, к сожалению, не могу этого понять, потому что никогда не сталкивался с такой ситуацией. Я не люблю открытые финалы. Мне бы хотелось, чтобы фильм заканчивался простой моралью: не сдалась — нашла убийцу. Но этот фильм о сложном. Для меня он оказался слишком запутанным или абстрактным. Однако мне понравилась чёрная сатира и юмор в фильме.

A great performance by the ever-awesome Frances McDormand. Good storyline, well directed. Well worth a watch!

Outstanding film, full of twists and turns and packing an emotional punch. There are many standout performances, but I have to say Sam Rockwell is a revelation as racist cop Jason Dixon.

MOTHER OF ALL THAT IS UNHOLY. I AM ASTOUNDED. ASTOUNDED. Pee **** Outhouse Endoscopy Missouri is very likely the very worst that mainstream ‘cinema’, or any ‘cinema’, has to ‘offer’. This is SO. INCONCEIVABLY. ABSOLUTELY. UNDENIABLY. REPULSIVELY AWFUL I genuinely believe that all parties involved despised their involvement with this offensively putrid refuse that they had to have done their utmost to burn it to the ground……and it won NOT ONE but TWO Oscars and best picture nom . Supposedly, tho even now I’m not sure I believe it. The sheer defeated agony on the actors’ faces and in their speech almost elicits some emotional response beyond intermittent, indignant, cackling laughter, confused and hateful exclamations of “What. the ****. IS THIS ****”, and sporadic bouts of involuntary bodily purging. The one thing I can sort of offer, in every interest (however labored) of demonstrating that this comes from a place of pure impartiality, is that there’s moments where it might have just qualified as a cult parody of comedic excellence had it not been so intent in claiming to be watchable, and so much of it being so inexcusably incoherent and purposefully horrible in an a truly angry way that the only thing a watch party might accomplish is a broken tv and an arson charge. I HAVE to know what happened. It wasn’t good from the start, but there’s a very clearly defined point where the screenplay turns from a not good movie to a barn fire, where every SINGLE, reducible instant and aspect of the dialogue, characters, acting, story, and even cinematography is solely for the intent of fulfilling an inside joke of decimating any semblance of a serious attempt to make a movie. I just need to know what happened to make everyone involved so incensed w the prospect of this trash heap seeing the light of day, who did it and why, so I can join the fan club, because clearly whoever this was targeting deserved it. For the likes of Francis, Sam, Lucas, Woody, and many more to find it absolutely necessary to jump ship from all professionality in favor of angry sarcasm. Whoever it was better have deserved it, because I’m spite of the inexplicable awards showing, this psychological torture is undoubtedly effective. At least it’s the hardest I’ve laughed at a movie in a minute, and (god willing) I’ll not recover from the burns to my corneas so I won’t ever be made to subject myself to something so frighteningly and painfully grotesque ever again. Note: I have never given a rating this low in my life, nor anywhere close. There’s maybe only a couple that got down to the 30’s in my 100 point scale, and even fewer to the 20’s. And I’ve rated THOUSANDS of films. Also keep in mind that all of the 20s-30s and most of the 40s are just bad kids movies. I do not dish out this criticism lightly

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a terrific film. All the characters are intriguing and the dialogues are very funny. The writing is just perfect. The characters are all very unique, while non of them are pure perfection or pure evil. My favourite character is Bill, he seemed to be the nicest person, who didn't always complain even though he probably had the biggest problem. This movie is definitely about character drama, but the dialogues are extremely funny and I loved that. The plot is also very intriguing. The cinematography is gorgeous, I loved the landscape shots. The production design is vivid and colourful. The pacing is perfect, I didn't want the movie to end, it never felt boring. The score is also beautiful. The acting performances were spectacular. Woody Harrelson was my favourite, while Frances McDormand and Sam Rockwell were outstanding too. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is perfectly-written, gorgeously-shot and it has a few memorable acting performances.

A hard-nosed mother, near the end of her rope, rents a trio of billboards to remind local police that they still have no suspects in her daughter's seven-month-old **** and murder. Very Coen-esque, and not just in that it stars Frances McDormand, who's appeared in several of their films and is actually married to one of the brothers. Most notable is the way director/screenwriter Martin McDonagh (In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths) gets us familiar with dozens of rounded, colorful characters, fleshes them out and makes us care about how their paths intertwine. Or, in most cases, how they collide, break apart and ricochet into the next unsuspecting object. This really gets going in the second act, when a core character makes a profound decision that results in a solid hour of nonstop chain reactions. But it's not all dark gristle and angry monologues. Often, it works as an effective black comedy, which I realize is a tough thing to recognize after admitting it's about a **** investigation. Such tension-breakers are crucial, though, to keep us from getting too bogged down in the solemnity of it all, and to maintain a sense of momentum. Wonderfully shot, with plenty of time dedicated to exploring the beat-up small town at the center of all the drama, it's also expertly paced, brilliantly acted and continuously surprising. A deserved favorite for the Oscars.

Funny, sad, crowd-pleasing, amazing characters, great writting and acting. Just beautiful stuff.

An extraordinarily unusual dark-comedy drama film. Undoubtedly, this isn't only Martin McDonagh's best film, but also his most compassionate film, with breathtakingly Oscar-level performances by Frances McDormand, Woody Harrelson, and Sam Rockwell.

Хороший фильм, при просмотре прослезился даже. Не вижу смысла писать длинный отзыв тут

Translated from Italian on Google.This film is a masterpiece.Loved by critics and well appreciated by users.Masterful performances by all the main actors, with the two protagonists both winning the Oscar for best actor and **** plot is interesting, gripping, you'll be breathing down your neck for quite a few scenes.Without giving spoilers, this film is very realistic, raw, human and **** ending will obviously be discussed for **** production design, script and acting are at a high level. Definitely worth watching, completely agree with 88 MUST SEE. Tradotto da italiano su google. Questo film è un capolavoro. Amato dalla critica e ben apprezzato dagli utenti. Interpretazioni magistrali da parte di tutti gli attori principali, con i due protagonisti che vincono entrambi il premio oscar al miglior attore e attrice. La trama è interessante, avvincente, stai col fiato sul collo per un bel pò di scene. Senza fare spoiler, questo film è molto realistico, crudo, umano e disumano. Il finale ovviamente farà discutere per anni. La scenografia, sceneggiatura e la recitazione sono ad alti **** guardare sicuramente, completamente d'accordo con l'88 MUST SEE.

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Martin McDonagh's mastery of tone continues in his third feature. Frances McDormand gives her best performance since Fargo in a role that is equal parts funny and heartbreaking. Special mention goes to Sam Rockwell, who gets one specific scene that's worth the price of admission by itself. You'll know it when you see it.

Decent movie. The story is so --so, scoring is great, visual is decent, and the voice is also great

In Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Martin McDonagh tells the story of Mildred Hayes (McDormand) who, seven months after the brutal murder of her daughter, rents out three dilapidated billboards to publicly shame the local police department, headed by Bill Willoughby (Harrelson), for their lack of progress in the investigation. The billboards spark public outrage and the tensions between Mildred, Willoughby, and fellow officer Jason Dixon (Rockwell) escalate as motivations become blurred and emotions boil over. The film is a powerful, emotionally heavy and darkly humorous exploration of grief, rage and the blurred lines of morality. The writing is exceptional, the performances are outstanding, and the cinematography is beautiful. Overall, Three Billboards is a must-see film that will have you questioning your own beliefs and emotions. ____________________________ En Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Martin McDonagh cuenta la historia de Mildred Hayes (McDormand) quien, siete meses después del brutal asesinato de su hija, alquila tres vallas publicitarias en ruinas para avergonzar públicamente al departamento de policía local, encabezado por Bill Willoughby (Harrelson). ), por la falta de avances en la investigación. Las vallas publicitarias provocan la indignación pública y las tensiones entre Mildred, Willoughby y su compañero Jason Dixon (Rockwell) aumentan a medida que las motivaciones se vuelven borrosas y las emociones se desbordan. La película es una exploración poderosa, emocionalmente pesada y oscuramente humorística del dolor, la ira y las líneas borrosas de la moralidad. La escritura es excepcional, las actuaciones son sobresalientes y la cinematografía es hermosa. En general, Three Billboards es una película imperdible que te hará cuestionar tus propias creencias y emociones.

Wonderfully crafted in terms of complex, multi-layered characters, and an unpredictable plot. And while I appreciate the story is up for interpretation, there wasn't much about the big picture and the whole point and meaning to really move me or captive me in any way.

Spectacular movie, the performances are excellent, the cinematography is amazing, the editing is well done and the direction, production and script done. Without a doubt, this movie should have won the Oscar for Best Picture, it's better than The Shape of Water, in fact it won two Oscars for Best Actress (Frances McDormand) and Best Supporting Actor (Sam Rockwell) and as I said it should have won Best Picture and should have won Best Original Screenplay as well. It is the first time I saw the film and I really liked it for its black comedy, the script and the performances in general, without a doubt the best film of 2017. I recommend it to all moviegoers because NOW IS THE TIME.

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Awesome movie, it has been a long time since I have been thinking of the movie for weeks, definitely recommend it, specially if you are bored of the cringe repetitive marvel blockbusters like I am

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri is good. I wasn't on board until after the first act, but I'm glad I stayed for this unpredictable ride. It's silly and serious, funny and sad, dark and uncomfortable at times, with a tone that's difficult to pin down.

This is an undoubtedly tense film, in which the story of an unsolved murder serves as the backdrop for a much deeper and more elaborate drama, in which the victim's inconsolable mother seeks, by all means, to force the police to seriously investigate what happened to his daughter. It's not the first film where the police are seen as villains, but it's far from being a lighthearted film, with friendly heroes and execrable villains. The film strives to create and highlight the nuances of the plot and each of the characters. I remember perfectly that this film was one of the heavyweights of the 2018 Oscars, and one of the great candidates for the Oscar for Best Picture. It didn't win the statuette, nor a good part of the nominations received, but it left the Dolby Theater with two awards in important categories: Best Actress and Best Supporting Actor. Personally, I believe that the film would also have been a fair deserving of the award for Best Original Screenplay, since the differential of the film, for me, is to give us a script with an elegant and well done story, with drama and depth, and in that each character deserved a close look and an interesting development. The biggest problem with this incredible script turns out to be, in fact, the open ending and the feeling that it doesn't give the audience the conclusion they expect to see. It's not about wanting a happy ending... it's just about wanting an end point and not just ellipses. In the wake of the story of the unsolved crime and the billboards, we observe the tense relationship and mutual misunderstandings between mother and daughter, and the way that mother feels remorse for the way she acted with her murdered daughter. We see how the police want to act, but they can't for lack of evidence, for being forced to follow the law and not being able to simply arrest everything and everyone or treat each one as a suspect. We see how honest and potentially good men can be lost if they do not have an opportunity to improve their conduct, and how there are indeed people who are committed to their work, despite the criticism they receive. And we see how, at times, the voice of the people can be more caustic and unfair than any other. Martin McDonagh is a new director, who many didn't know well before this film. I had seen one of his films before, "Bruges", and he really improved a lot, not only as a director, but even as a screenwriter. Frances McDormand presents us a complete, intense, committed and powerful performance, which holds us from beginning to the end. Needless to say, it was probably her life's greatest work, and that it would be an injustice of titanic proportions not to reward it fairly, as it did. But she doesn't carry the film alone: Woody Harrelson is also very good here, in a difficult character that gives the film an added density. He also gave us, in this film, the best of himself. But even more powerful and intense is the work of Sam Rockwell, an actor I've never seen work at this level, and who was truly impressive in the way he grabbed the character and gave it body and density. The film also has satisfactory collaborations with Peter Dinklage (an actor who was not always treated well in the films he was in, despite being very good at what he does) and Caleb Jones. Technically, the film is truly a quality parade. Let's start by looking at its elegant cinematography. With an exquisite work of filming and very well executed, the film has excellent colors, sharpness, framing and makes the best use of the beautiful filming locations where it was made. I especially enjoyed some shots at dusk, where the sunlight gives the scene a poignant nostalgia. The editing was equally well done, and the cuts are not even felt. The sets were very well done and are full of details, and I would highlight the police station or the store where Mildred works. Finally, we have to talk about the soundtrack, sad and introspective, signed by Carter Burwell, and the wise inclusion of the song "Last Rose of Summer" by the incredible voice of Renee Fleming, the icing on the cake in those opening scenes.

Great movie! Oscar was deserved! Frances McDormand and Woody Harrelson are amazing! One of the best movie of 2017. The director Martin McDonagh produced a incredible drama. I recommend this movie.

I liked it but the open ending was very anticlimatic. And I also disliked how "edgy" the characters tried to be all the time, but the screenplay was good.

As a character drama and mystery film its quite good. I felt the mothers strength and determinism came through well and indeed Frances McDormand gave a great performance in this film. Its not so much about the details of what happened to her daughter who was sadly killed, its more about local police departments, small American town life and the like. There are some plot twists and its a fairly thoughtful film too. Well worth a watch - I'd recommend this.

This dark comedy drama shows a Martin McDonagh at this best both as a screenplayer and as a director. He confirms to be among the greatest actor directors working today because the acting is here great, every character here is so well written as they all have a remarkable arc during the film. The directing perfectly fits the tone of the movie and dialogues are simply great. I'm waiting with curiosity what McDonagh does next, because he seems to have the gift that only the greatest ones have.

Impresionante historia, es desgarradora y triste con oportunos toques de humor y sarcasmo que ayudan a que las cosas no se sientan tan dolorosas ya que la actuación de Frances Macdormand es increíble, su tesón y lucha por la justicia son de otro planeta, transmite tantos sentimientos que te llegan directamente al núcleo junto con el jefe de policía con una enfermedad terminal que pese a su breve participación, transmite empatia y esperanza mientras que Dixon hace un personaje complejo y evolucionado, pasa de ser el patán insufrible a ser una luz de esperanza para Mildred y logran unirse por una causa en común.

This was a movie if I am going to be honest, Didn't really know anything about. It was a movie that I really wasn't invested in but after being told by someone else how great it was, I had to see it for myself and it is a fantastic movie. It is very much a dark comedy but done in a superb way. It makes you chuckle and laugh at the moments where you wouldn't normally and yet you don't feel guilty or bad about it. Frances McDormand is incredible and the supporting cast as well (Sam Rockwell, Woody Harrison etc) also do a excellent job in helping tell this unique story.

t has a story that sports at least one complete character arc. It has good acting here and there (Sam Rockwell, but he’s always great). The drama is spread too thin (esp. in the first part). Shame it’s underlined with hideous modernist exsistentialism. Just look at the conversation with a priest or, for even better gist of the thing, the monolog with a deer. The world is empty, there’s no God, our sufferings are utterly meaningless. Just despair and thank us for our entertainment.

Mouais, je crois bien qu’on se fout de notre gueule dans ce film… j’ai d’ailleurs cru à l’une des (mauvaises) blagues souvent habituelles des frères Coen, voire à une tarantinade en version courte, c’est-à-dire un peu (moins) bavarde et prétentieuse que d’habitude. Mais il n’en est rien, car on doit ce film de panneaux publicitaires à un autre gugusse en fait ! Même si Frances McDormand, excellente actrice au demeurant, a souvent joué pour les Coen, il est vrai et donne un vrai souffle à ce film qui s’avère en fin de compte une caricature totalement imbécile… à l’insu de son plein gré, bien sûr. Sans oublier le non moins excellent Sam Rockwell dans le rôle de ce flic bien taré (il collectionne les rôles décalés, il faut bien le dire, c’est même son fonds de commerce !). Quoi qu’il en soit, on navigue ici dans les eaux troubles du pathos à deux dollars, un pathos poussé au maximum du ridicule… et de la caricature. Alors que ça se veut très « sérieux » et « grave »… avec pourtant quelques scènes d’un comique aussi inattendu que très appréciable du coup ! alors, on ne sait plus si c’est du lard ou du cochon… En tout cas, ça se traîne un peu trop et les quasi-deux plombes peuvent en témoigner, Votre Honneur ! d’autant que c’est « illustré » par une espèce de musique country de chiottes qu’affectionnent les routiers avinés dans ce trou perdu du Missouri, ce qui rend le film bien pénible. L’incrédulité domine ici sur tous les points, en compagnie du pathos sans nuance et des personnages pas crédibles non plus, lesquels font n’importe quoi et se retrouvent les uns les autres comme par hasard dans des situations téléphonées et pas crédibles pour deux centimes de dollar à crédit. Pas une vraie comédie, pas un authentique drame… ni un savant mélange des deux, ces « Panneaux de la Vengeance » se concluent de surcroît sur une pirouette encore plus ridicule que tout le reste. Heureusement que quelques scènes sont drôles et que les comédiens assurent parce que sinon on aurait zappé cette connerie sans tambour ni trompette. La curiosité aidant, on le finit malgré tout… mais on aura vite oublié ce **** mouillé en définitive !

It mixes both commedy and tragedy excellently. McDormand's Oscar was absolutely deserved but the best performance of film was Sam Rockwell's one. And yeah, it was the best movie of 2017.

One of 2017's finest movies. The blend of comedy, tragedy in what is at times an absurd envrionment is done with aplomp. Must see, even if it's just for McDormand's performance.

Seven months after her daughter was murdered, and with no culprit arrested, Mildred Hayes puts up three billboards with a message aimed at the chief of police William Willoughby causing conflict across the town. Francis McDormand, who seemingly never disappoints, is undoubtedly the star of the movie managing to brilliantly balance both the scripts dark humour and tragedy whilst still making Mildred seem like a real person. A few plot points are resolved a little too quickly and neatly, but overall Three Billboards makes for a good watch.

Thriller, drama, comedy all rolled into one. This film is narrative, directing and acting at the highest level. You experience so many emotions, experience so many approachable character moments and look at a really authentic film. Frances McDormand, Sam Rockwell and Woody Harrelson play on an unbelievable level, especially the first two mentioned are a stunner. Three billboards of pure movie.

This sets out to be a gritty, small town revenge drama but ends up wandering off into uncharted territory. It never comes to any kind of conclusion or redemption; the story just fizzles out. Someone needs to tell Martin McDonagh, who is supposed to be a great writer, that this kind of story needs to come to an end. It is never totally convincing anyway, despite some fine performances from a big name cast, and good soundtrack music. One reviewer said that this is about the destructiveness of anger, and when you look at it that way, it does make some sense. There is a lot of action and confrontation in this, but it usually seems to lead nowhere.

I think it is the best movie of 2017. It's full of sadness and Bitterness. There is amazing cast with impressive acting.

A super relevant story told through ultra-offensive, morbid, vile humor. McDormand gives a lovely performance as always, and guides us through her world of pain and redemption.

In my opinion, the film mixed a lot of genres and turned out to be a strange mess. You're watching a strong dramatic scene, and then you're shown frank rambling about the illogical actions of the protagonists. It's probably subtle social satire and black humor. Playing actors is delightful. I have nothing to say here. All the awards that the lead actress has received are absolutely deserved. And do not praise only her, all played beautifully. The camera work is also excellent, objectively speaking. That's another aspect that's probably impossible to challenge.

This movie is very well cast and is still high in star power. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is faced with a very difficult task; the movie must present its heavy subject matter in a way that neither obscures the piece’s value nor makes too light of the content. The movie handles issues like discrimination, vigilante justice, and sexual assault with much care. This said, amidst cancer, arson, and ****, the movie has a heart and brevity, it isn’t all sticks and stones. As was mentioned previously, the cast of characters all feel authentic and bound within the town of Ebbing. They give well-oiled performances, but Frances McDormand especially portrays a tortured mother, someone so filled with grief and hatred that she comes off as ruthless and inhuman. Despite her initial outward appearance, McDormand’s character, like many of the others in the film, is deeply multi-faceted and is constantly struggling to balance the many of life’s challenges thrown her way. The shot composition, score and cinematography were all well done and fitting, but the writing and casting make this movie as good as it is.

It's not my sort of movie and I have sympathy for anyone rating it 8 or above. I think Frances McDormand's performance is a little overrated. The character has a couple of traits which she sticks too throughout the movie, which is fine, but I really expected more than that for a best-actress-Oscar-winning performance.

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Good movie, it stands out among a huge amount of similar same-type and middling movies. It's not a masterpiece but you won't think about 2 hours of your life as wasted.

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a film directed by Martin McDonagh known for other great films like Seven Psychopaths and In Brudges. The film came out on 2016 and has been regarded as a cult classic ever since. It tells the story of Mildred, a mother of two whose daughter had been murdered and ****; as there is a lack of interest from the local police on the murder of her daughter she decides to take justice in her own hands and push the police to restart the investigation in the form of three billboards with messages against the chief of the town. Little does she know that everything will go off the rails from there…. The movie on itself is a pretty worthwhile experience, there is plenty of good acting, specially from the main leads played by Frances McDormand (in probably her best performance to date) and Sam Rockwell. Their characters, despite having differences on their perception of justice, manage to deliver a solid and believable hate relationship that evolves in such a natural scheme that you find yourself astonished on how almost perfectly everything plays out for them at the end of the film. There is always a feeling of unpredictability to it, you never know where the story is going to go, you could certainly say that most of the movie is composed of plot-twists but it is mind-blowing to know that they don't feel forced at any moment as the story progresses with a pretty light pace without feeling over-stuffed during its whole runtime. The technical aspects are breathtaking, McDonagh proves to be a masterful director once again with a familiar story that takes a bizarre approach to its subject matter. There is plenty to enjoy from masterful directing to a beautiful soundtrack composed of country and classic music that turn Three Billboards into a remarkable craft. Motherhood, vengeance, redemption and regret are only a handful of the themes touched in Three Billboards. The emotional parts hit you hard most of the time because everything about it feels so authentic, it is an amazing work of passion. Conclusion: Three Billboards is probably the best movie to come out on 2017 and its impact will remain as one of the most heartbreaking black comedies of the decade, the conflict feels real and the characters, the heart of the film, make it worth a watch.

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri 2017 Movie, Standalone Movie, Drama Movie

Rockwell was kinda entertaining but I didn't really enjoy this film, the characters are all obnoxious and its basically a two hour rant.

One of the best movies of 2017 and my personal favorite movie of that year. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a cinematic masterpiece, with a thrilling, exciting, heartbreaking story about a mother that tries to seek justice for the unresolved murder of her daughter. The directing, cinematography and script are top notch, with some great camerawork and wonderful dialogue with some genuinely funny lines. Also add the incredible performances by Frances McDormand, Sam Rockwell and Woody Harrelson and you get a recipe for an almost flawless movie. The acting is definitely the best of this movie and what really helps to make it the amazing movie this is. Without a doubt this is a 10/10.

Three Billboards talks about three billboards for ages and they're not all that shocking and only mildly interesting to begin with - hammering its title-turned-premise into submission. The first forty minutes is a dense, blue-gray daze with dialogue that is far too snappy to be rural Missouri. I assume the next hour is the same way because I did not make it after that. It would've taken an alien attack ala Ridley Scott to redeem this absolute bore.

This felt like another emotional roller coaster with great emotional value and great humor and funny jokes. The actors where as perfect as perfect gets. The emotional scenes where just simply a masterpiece and they delivered the feelings of sorrow, love, vengeance and anger in such a meaningful and artistic way. The director's style and choice in cinematography is simply something Iv'e never seen before. Fresh and very well executed. The movie is such an entertaining piece and it keep the tension high all the way through with it's amazing unforeseen events and turns that it depicts the struggle of real life perfectly. The shadiness and lies and every single detail was outstandingly executed. The characters are just so perfectly written and acted and such complex personalities with profound moral codes that it is hard to even start to comprehend yet still believable, because it strongly reflects the reality to much. The emotional power this movie has is just amazing. The music also helped the impeccable immersion and tension. The situations our main characters are presented with and interacting with each other are often grotesque. But the humor and funny situations are very well delivered as well. I honestly had gags in one minute and tears in my eyes the other minute. It's literally like a lifeline of emotional overwhelming project. Overall it's an amazing movie which it's a must watch if you can stomach the drama genre. It was always a 10/10 masterpiece but the conclusion and ending was a bit lack luster which cut right before the apex of the events. None the less the message is clear and strong visiting true problems in the world. AMAZING!!!!