meal mortenson up plays a father in the post apocalyptic america
and uh... this is that we don't even know how long really apocalypse occurred
eight years ten years we've lost track felt like if the kid is about ten so we
know he was born short as it happens
uh... shortly thereafter rights was about ten years
and uh... he's alone with his kid on the road and they are trying to find
we don't even know what something better than the world left behind which is
uh... darken beautifully shot film by the way
uh... as you see in those shots there
they're heading south on the advice of his wife uh...
played by a shirley's there is no longer and the picture
heading south to find uh... you know non cannibals because i as they're heading
on the road there dangers lurking everywhere including clearly roving
bands of survivors
who will uh...
uh... sexually defile and killed the child if they come do it so and of
course
infrastructure and of course ready to use actually defile eat a child
uh... and it is sort of uh... and one of the against this backdrop is whether
veto morgenthau's mortenson has the uh...
has the strength
to kill him and his child with the two bullets left and they're gone
before that would happen and that is the cheery picture from essentially that are
going to start on this one
out what with mir recommended using its they didn't tell you why they're part of
sap
and drove me crazy unlike that i'm missing what happened was a global
warming nuclear war but what happened right
so the whole mobile when printed an explanation ever comes we're not gonna
get that wrestling spare you guys right now
don't worry about why the apocalypse etc dot is that what i love 'em exactly
that's not that's absolutely not what the movies about it's about
the feeder or inside are going to ordinary
yeah the man in brentwood
it's never going to help
a father and his son are gonna manage to survive
and then by extension what kind of it they're working with the human race fall
into
the attractive the ecology completely collapse in a certain level
it's you could argue that it's a more affective movie about
global warming or
ecological matters in general
uh... than al gore fell leading to recruit of the i hear you on that then i
split so you know my bias
i love you
or all populace movies twenty eight days later route whatever opulence movies
that every brick and movie that distributors i don't know if eyebrow but
i don't have a movies is about the apocalypse ananda
about title but not to go if he wants not likable joins well that's what it's
all right i mean that's comical right now here in mind that when i was
security but
but that the ones that are dark and it was all like mean like willpower to
survive you know i love that stuff for a local powers for about a year ago
question so
uh... so i was just about that
in this movie was dark
at infirmities really enjoys that was super dark
and so what i'm telling you is if you're going to go
uh... i enjoyed i'd like to move right amelia warning paid not interior that
many people yeah i mean do you write me there's not a lot of smiling they're not
allow like arnold examples on holiday
now uh... well
belong too
it's not a saja mere idea that's not obey is the
subtract for and uh... and will stay and and permit
uh... style no at given a lot of that sports corporal anything that's gonna
have a future
but if you have a particular about i'm gonna take home successfully but when i
leave here
um... but uh... uh... it seems like if you're gonna give nominations for for
uh... uh... for deferred eating at a movie version of a percent which i think
that uh...
the judges are is beautiful
and i seldom even take note of that and a film but i i thought it was really
exceptional yeah i i agree this movie
bleak
an oppressive in a way that i have not seen in a long long time you really do
feel okay so fuck sky was clouded with that this is a little away it shot when
such a hopelessness to the situation
had the desperation itself in the exactly the desperation in the father
trying to maintain the fiction
of hope for his side
it's oblique i hadn't i can't remember movies i've seen that is as bleak as
this way and yet still enjoyable since watching up the proposition
uh... which was the mikhail
requisition edwidge within a case where indicated by the way did the music
business and worked with director john hill code i think is a number of times
right
and addis late beef with the ending but i don't want to get into a lake
tony what the ending isn't expanding stopped yet yeah and i would be too
strong right i hear ya i didn't think it's not going to add a little drama
it but again i think if i could just a really
it's not about the beginning and it's not about to end so to be a very little
about the road
think about the wrote there are a perfect it is a reader um... i don't
know i don't know how you can do this film
uh... here suspend too much disbelief
ran a really understand o_y_ again regular one just a little way
there's another
group people show up that'd involvement
why why did they just joined i don't i i mean i i find that baffling i don't get
it
adult electorally barbara well so
because the
there's somebody else packet heat right mean we've seen you know you see how
nervous they are about leaving the old it may be i think
for practical aspect
it's finally safe to approach the kid
right okay want united
all didn't uh... ok that i think that helps but it shows you what my
little was at the end plate i was ready to uh...
complain a little bit also so would you be able to overall unusually
you know i mean he he there's a natural comparison because cormac mccarthy's a
book it's the book you wrote that for no country for old man it's the movie made
after no country for old man is the same sort of
i mean there's a bleak and another thing desolation to no country for old and the
dissimilar here
um... there obviously very different books but where i remember i almost
every every important which awakens and i remember
obviously how their bar damen obviously i remember just thought i remember woody
harrelson from no country for old man i remember what they did and how they felt
that
i guarantee you that six months from now i'll be like
winifred beagle morris was in the room do more to was in the right
like it's not gonna so i mean it's fine
but i think it's a sort of for something this big in this rich material on unlike
the patrolman i didn't read the book here
i'd just feel that barely on memorable good not the revelation that in any way
that democratic programs i i agree with you
i think i like that when you did think i've really enjoyed it especially
i think i'm going to expecting e to dread actually really having heard
everything i had about this film i'd really dreading going to see i was
excited so
billion too and i thought okay had and
it was far more tents throughout the whole movie that was really expecting
and i like that i am i was on the edge or a c_
new graduate every time they going to build
everytime there's only one other character
outside of that father inside
you learned very poorly on how disastrous things could be yet yahoo you
can argue that if you are not as you see i mean i brought a mere like it looks
pretty much more effective than any horror movie that i've seen
in alaska all definitely definitely i'd like this jonathan million cars ordered
are anything but at least anyone eleven fulfilled bugged or but of course it
hasn't had her for make so with that that is funny priceless hearings on this
one you know it's just i like this kind of movie
but it was so bleak it did have some issues
so i i was seven point two which is actually kinda close up in the air
maybe shouldn't be maybe other there's much better but
since i like this kind of movie that was seven point to a
freeman
you know i'm gonna go a little bit higher that aren't i'd say that i'm
gonna get it
seven point nine just under the age
because as much as i liked this movie
i don't think i really wanna see it again
and it's not something that i can recommend seeing over and over beliefs
do you like the more the government
hyderabad or that carson
comment about that but i a m because i i was going to seven point to what i think
on on principle i need to be a little man he runs seven point one
okay it units went well
and all these uh... uh... the uh... the after about whatever it is like the
randomness of where they put crap
here and on the road
c it seemed appropriately random like you watched twenty twelve in your like
look at the way they decorated this at the show the apocalypse
right goes to hear where you like where it looks like no like stopped hero and
one of the moment i don't really get it down you know that i liked a lot one of
the
to that point one want to i thought about this when
there at that gas station and he picks up
japonica partners pup
process that
and they're just drops of their rather than to bother to put it back right out
of it and so that's how that would happen somebody would come along a year
from now
and see that and now we know how that would have ended up that way writer of
you know and it's been and and i felt like that really fat you don't get to
your point of this random things that you know abandoned car just didn't seem
like this that it did not seem like a set at all in it
and almost every part of the people the actually like
alot of the way they crashed up that car and then put it
right at the corner there and so you know what it looked like they look like
props
or its overall we like both movies actually i like what these movies yeah i
think one of a lot
yeah i think you know
on average open-air we like a little more but it depends on what you're the
vote for it in the mood for the road
that's awesome you know if you're gonna like that movie for in the mood for
open-air
in obviously that's the the better direction to go but i don't think it was
only the one i think if you like movies again the end and a really good support
performs in in this movie as well molly parker profitable
prevented doctors have chosen to be in michael can wait for the water
carl levin of course i love robert duvall secretary serves up either
bus blew us yet