Russel Crowe was great. Then Rami Malek and James Vanderbilt had the rest of the movie in their hands

Would be a disservice to try to sum up my thoughts on this in a few sentences

Beautiful cinematography, it made everything look so stunningly simplistic while being complex. The best writing is when it doesn’t feel like writing. Great acting helps too. Powerful story told through small details. Those two ending scenes were absolutely fantastic. Such a cool and unique film.

Loved the contrast between the old camera filming and high quality cinematography style - going to be using a similar style in a project in the near future so this is great inspiration.

This movie rules, so does white water rafting, and so does Montana on film + in real life I’d assume