Did you like the new Denzel Movie: American Gangster?!
Question: For those of you that saw American Gangster, which was released yesterday (Nov. 2), what did you think of it?
Is it worth seeing in theatres?
How many stars would you give it?
What did you like/dislike about it..?
(Most complete answer will be chosen as BEST ANSWER. I always choose a BEST ANSWER)
Answers: For those of you that saw American Gangster, which was released yesterday (Nov. 2), what did you think of it?
Is it worth seeing in theatres?
How many stars would you give it?
What did you like/dislike about it..?
(Most complete answer will be chosen as BEST ANSWER. I always choose a BEST ANSWER)
I've never seen Washington in a dud movie. Crowe, however, is a different story. In both this movie and 3-10 to Yuma his American accent just doesn't cut it.
He first came to light (to me) in Romper Stomper, which no doubt brings him to the attention of the likes of Ridley Scott when casting for similar movies.
I'd have no hesitation recommending this movie to anyone. Even with a length of 2.5 hours the time seemed to whiz by. The accuracy with which the director created the late 60's can't pass without comment. Fantastic !
what should i tell you? i was running around the whole night from one theater to the other (i try'd 5 theaters) and finaly find a theater that was not sold out. i sit down and start watching and when is it coming? i'm waiting and waiting and its so boreding. i was really shocked. BUT EVEN DOUGH REMEMBER ONE THING DENZEL IS THE BEST!!
I just saw it and I loved it!. It is worth seeing in the theater. I may be slightly biased because I am a huge Washington fan, but I still feel like it was a really good movie and it was very star-studded. My only complaint about the movie was that I pretty much knew how it was going to end from the beginning, but I also understand that this was an account of a mans life so there was not too much room for surprises if the producers were to stick to the true story as much as possible. I cant think of a better person to play the part of Frank Lucas because even though you know he is the bad guy deep down you still kinda want him to win. I think that is the feeling the director wanted the audience to have I don't think anyone but Washington has the ability to personify that thought and make it clear on the big screen.