Killers of the Flower Moon

My rating is 7/10, Expected much more, the movie it's good, very tragic and sad, Too long, But a good movie none the less.

Uninspiring overly long snorathon.

Amazing masterpiece The best movie of the year Molly is the heart of the movie DiCaprio's best performance of his life

Very long. Very good and very identical to The Irishman.

This movie was didn't need to be over 3 hours long. Once again, Scorsese doesn't know when to call cut. It could have been decent if it was 2 hours or less. However, at the length and dull speed of the movie, skip it!

Dazzling, disturbing, and poignant, Killers of the Flower Moon succeeds as history, thriller, and love story. Lily Gladstone's radiant, reserved performance deserves an Oscar. Director Scorsese listened to the Osage and the result is a film for the ages.

This movie was well done, beautiful, and acted wonderfully. That being said, see it in a theater with recliner chairs and make sure your Bladder is prepared for this.

This movie didn't do the true story Justice in my opinion. The movie is way too long and could have easily been shortened by 30-45 minutes. There are long and slow periods in the movie that are just dead, not containing anything important or interesting. That said, it is really the only issue with the movie, but it is a very damaging issue. Even if you add periodic, boring and slow gaps to the most phenomenal movie, it will outweigh everything that was successful about it. I will say one last thing that put me off but it didn't sway my opinion of the movie one way or another. There is a scene in court where Leo keeps his face in that certain downward frown he does, the entire time. It was maybe a 4-5 minute scene, and his facial expression didn't change. I found it weird, unsettling, and out of place for the scene.

This movie is tragically bad. Sooooo slow and non-sensical

The acting is at most point fine but felt awkward at points especially where "Ernest Burkhart" was in a position where he should talk. At each moment it felt like he doesn't really want to actually be in that conversation. And also how he shrugs off and be like "I dunno" was kind of frustrating. Other than that delivering the feeling of regretting his actions but still lying about his actions, further making himself believe some of his own lies- got the intrigue back onto him and De niro felt more of the film's carry.