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movies-to-add-to-your-tbw · 4 months ago

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Title: Kraven the Hunter

Rating: R

Director: J.C. Chandor

Cast: Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ariana DeBose, Fred Hechinger, Alessandro Nivola, Christopher Abbott, Russell Crowe, Yuri Kolokolnikov, Levi Miller, Tom Reed, Billy Barratt, Diaana Babnicova, Murat Seven, Greg Kolpakchi, Mark Arden, Jack Brady, Will Bowden

Release year: 2024

Genres: action, adventure, thriller

Blurb: Sergei Kravinoff's complex relationship with his ruthless gangster father starts him down a path of vengeance with brutal consequences, motivating him to become not only the greatest hunter in the world, but also one of its most feared.

#kraven the hunter #r #jc chandor #j c chandor #aaron taylor johnson #ariana debose #fred hechinger #alessandro nivola #christopher abbott #2024 #action #adventure #thriller

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soft-persephone · 1 year ago

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This is such a good review!

J.C. Chandor is a peculiar film maker/writer/director in the sense that he creates these specific ideas and characters and only focuses on them.

He liked contradictory or characters that hold certain complex/contradictory ideas that are often times paradoxical or hard to pin down, and he leaves that to the actors to figure out.

His main ideas for this one was greed and a tight knit military groups bond. And then, “action sequences”.

By his standard we can say he did all that, but his movies, from my experience, do leave a sense of you wanting more and having so many questions about almost everything, but from watching some of interviews, he might be doing this on purpose.

Not in the sense he wants the audience confused, just that he just has specific things he wants to show or portray and they aren’t complete pictures.

And you picked up on every single on of those!

I love how much you made this post!

Setting the Stage - A “Triple Frontier” Criticism and Edit

Part 1 of 4

Words: 8.3k

Warnings: Discussion of canon-typical violence/gun violence, the US military, the drug trade, murder, racism, racial stereotypes, mention of character death.

Credit: Photos taken from IMDb

Hi my name’s E and I’m here to offer extensive criticism and a rework of what I consider a bad movie.

These critiques and changes are predicated on a familiarity with the movie, Triple Frontier. I will assume if you’re reading this you know the story and the characters; this won’t exactly be fanfiction, as I am not rewriting the entire movie, but I am taking the gist of the movie and changing some scenes and dialogue to give more character depth and better motivations, thereby strengthening the existing plot. Sort of a chiropractic adjustment. The overall story has the same narrative. The point is to say “Here’s how it could have worked or been more effective.” I’ll be using character names and nicknames interchangeably. Most ideas and criticisms are being given in bullet point format, with a few notable dialogue and scene changes written in story format. This is more of a conversation/PowerPoint than a refined essay; excitement and agitation means I’m able to actually get the words out. That being said, I apologize if I repeat myself but it’s for emphasis and to make sure the next thing I say is in the context I’ve established.

Keep reading

#I’ve talking about this movie #triple frontier #j c chandor #j.c. chandor #softie watches things

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laderniereseancedecedrique · 5 months ago

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