Not even memeing, even though I see this film meme'd on here all the time
Saw this for the first time last night, and I actually enjoyed it. It's not as good as other Mann films, but I still enjoyed it.
One thing I hated was the large number of scenes that felt like they were shot from a mobile phone.
Why was their hate for this film?
Alright guess this is a worn out topic and I just missed out.
Anyways, it's on HBO GO now in case you haven't seen it and have access to that
it's a pleb filter
It's not like other Mann films in that ithas a happy ending.
Probably because Chad Hemsworth is the protagonist
>>71633514
I mean I'm not nearly stupid enough to think it's great tier and definitely not kino. I just think it's enjoyable enough
>>71633196
You're the guy who was gonna watch it after seeing a positive thread for it yesterday? Well, I'm shocked you actually enjoyed it. Usually people shit on this movie because it's atypical. The action is used sparingly, but it's super effective.
>>71633196
There's so much wrong with this movie but I enjoyed it thoroughly. The atmosphere in Mann's movies often wash over me, I feel like I'm achieving a dream state when watching them and Blackhat is no exception.
I hope they release the directors cut soon.
The scene where they enter the reactor is beautiful. It got stuck in my mind, also the final confrontation in the crowd.
>>71634124
I loved the scene where Viola Davis and the other FBI guy died. That was top of the line action.
I guess I really love the realism that Mann brings to action.
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>>71634823
>tfw life will NEVER E V E R be a Michael Mann movie
>ywn be a cool handsome loner figure who's really good at one specific thing who gets a female love interest out of almost nowhere
>ywn touch theGREAT ASSPacino talked about in Heat
It's gotten ridiculous how often masculine leads get thrashed.
Marvel is cancer but I didn't have any problem with Hemsworth's performance.
>>71633514
Enter the Void is not kino. Have some self respect. Jesus anon!
>>71635093
A strong masculine lead (or leads) are part of a common theme in Manns kinematografic work
Sam Hyde is a perfect example of nu males who think they're masculine, btw (he even admits as much in his videos).
>>71635093
Hemsworth was in his element in this. I never considered him much of a thespian but this was a good movie because of how Mann used him.
