'Restrepo' at Keystone Art Cinema today

[dan lenson]

Will be there at the 1:50 show.

Other shows will be at 4:15, 7:15 & 9:30.

RESTREPO

Anyone else plan to make it out?

 

[Gamez235]

This is a must watch.

 

[dan lenson]

Ok. Saw the 1:50 showing.

Seriously, save your money for when it comes out on RedBox. My bad.

 

[Protest]

Ok. Saw the 1:50 showing.

Seriously, save your money for when it comes out on RedBox. My bad.

Was it anti American or just bad filmmaking? I gotta know!

 

[Vince49]

Was it anti American or just bad filmmaking? I gotta know!

Why? Are you contemplating a second career with The National Inquirer?

 

[Protest]

Why? Are you contemplating a second career with The National Inquirer?

No, I just really want to know. I do find it hard to believe that any documentary that was popular at Sundance would be pro-America!

 

[Vince49]

No, I just really want to know. I do find it hard to believe that any documentary that was popular at Sundance would be pro-America!

Point! Now that you mention it.

 

[dan lenson]

Was it anti American or just bad filmmaking?

Film-making. The camera the guy used to film was horrible.

During the first 20 minutes, the view goes helter-skelter so often it almost seems deliberate. It's very disorienting. I almost walked out rather than get motion-sickness.

The view settles down noticeably at the 20 minute mark.

The perspective of the film is not anti-American. But the service members the movie focuses on are cads, bless their hearts. And there is a chapter that takes a raw look at collateral damage.

Was hoping it would be inspiring in some aspect. It's not.