The Revenant Review
Movie Review The Revenant
The minimal supporting cast is good, and it’s nice to see Gleeson continue to have an incredible 2015 (also in “,” “” and “”). Is less effective, often going a little too heavy on the tics (wide eyes, shot up-close), but I think that’s a fault of the direction and not one of our best actors. In the end, this is DiCaprio’s film through and through, and he nails every challenging beat, literally throwing himself into this character that demands more of him physically than any other before. What would you do for vengeance?
What conditions could you surmount to get it? Or would you just give up? Our favorite films often drop questions like these into our lives, allowing us to appreciate the world a little differently than before we saw them. “The Revenant” has this power. It hangs in the back of your mind like the best classic parables of man vs.
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