Everyone talks about Paxton in one of his final films and he does a fantastic job as a bad guy, no doubt his acting was superb. This film in general is a diamond in the rough. The young actors portrayed and told a wonderful story.
From the moment they met and walked away from each other and looked back over their shoulders at each other, you definitely felt the connection to the characters. The story is told in a way that makes you want to continue watching the film, and you care a lot about the characters and the journey they want to take. It's nothing incredibly deep, but more so than a lot of other indie movies in its class, it stands out. I think Paxton serves as a good back drop for the younger talent before him and I can only imagine he himself was impressed and only wanted to promote the younger actors.
It's an awesome story with a beautiful landscape, and a tribute and representation of what love really is and should look like between two people.
From the moment they met and walked away from each other and looked back over their shoulders at each other, you definitely felt the connection to the characters. The story is told in a way that makes you want to continue watching the film, and you care a lot about the characters and the journey they want to take. It's nothing incredibly deep, but more so than a lot of other indie movies in its class, it stands out. I think Paxton serves as a good back drop for the younger talent before him and I can only imagine he himself was impressed and only wanted to promote the younger actors.
It's an awesome story with a beautiful landscape, and a tribute and representation of what love really is and should look like between two people.