Green Room (Jeremy Saulnier, April 15, 2016) Movie • Page 4

Just as great the second time around.

The tension is still there.

 

Watched this last night and was on the edge of my seat the whole time.

 

Finally saw this since it never came to the theater around here I thought it would. Terrific movie but almost the whole film I was just distracted by how fucking tragic it is that we lost Anton, hes so fucking good in this.

 

Real sad about that

 

I watched this not long after he died and I didn't even know he was in it. He was really great in a this movie and it's a shame we won't get to see him in more films like it.

 

Got added to Netflix CA so I finally rewatched it last night. Just as good as it was last year but the effect of seeing it in a cinema without knowing what's coming certainly can't be replicated. This has got to be one of the best uses of sustained tension ever.

 

Watching this for the first time.

 

God damn.

 

Yep

 

Haven't been able to rewatch this since he passed. Tried a few times but I am not ready.

 

seen this like 4 times, still great each time!

 

Even now, with the year winding down and with all the good movies that have been coming out (Moonlight and Manchester By The Sea chief among them) this will still probably be in my top ten of the year. It's just so damn good on every level.

 

That is sick as hell.

 

This is definitely the most tense/stressed I've ever felt while watching a movie

 

Holy fucking shit, this movie

 

Whoa, actually excited for this now.