No way would the President of the United States still be in the White House after all that time, with just a random employee negotiating his safe release.
Yeah, I thought of that too which you may see if you check out my thoughts on this movie.
Looked like they were in the press room.
She should have been behind the podium which may be bulletproof.
Who were the main characters even taking photos for, assuming they were planning on selling them/having them published? They can't even get a phone signal, but Getty Images (or some other company that buys photographers' photos) is still in business?
Or did the photographers not care about selling them, and the message to the audience is that some photographers risk their lives to take pictures because they're so passionate about photography and want to share reality with the world? Most people who watched the movie expected a depiction of a modern US Civil War; they weren't watching to find out how hard photographers work to get good photos.
Kristen was seen working on a lap top so I suppose we could assume that is where she uploaded and sent her photos from?
As for the film camera, how the F is she going to send in those images to sell?
Or maybe she is planning to make a coffee table photo book out of it all.
Rising their lives.
Great questions on that.
I was wondering if war reporters really do go on raids and is among the shooting like that where bullets can ricochet and hit them or shrapnel.
I dunno what kinds of risks they really take during battles or how close to the action they are.
Notice how Jessie transformed into being a hardened war photog?
She looks down at her now dead mentor who gave her life up to save her and doesn't seem to care and moves on.
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Hi, beautifuler!

Hi beautiful!

Will do!
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I do too. Post your review if you watch it!

I'll probably still watch it, but I do find it interesting to read/hear what others who have watched movies have to say about their viewing experience.
"Your emotional state is not my responsibility." – Warren Smith

You might like it. My review is just my opinion. It didn't feel like there was much of a plot, and you barely get to see (or even be informed about) the "war" that's going on.

Dammit. I was looking forward to viewing this.
"Your emotional state is not my responsibility." – Warren Smith

It's technically online now from people who take video of movie screens inside theaters.

That's pretty far away, but fair enough. Cheers Crystal for the info!
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I read it will be streaming on HBO Max in August.

When it gets to being streamed I'll keep an eye out for her Crystal
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She's disguised in the movie, wearing a sombrero.

I knew that she started that war Crystal, I just knew it!
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Yes, she was a security guard protecting a women's restroom at a national park.

It’s been out for years now. If it hasn’t found its footing by now it may never! Either way it’s right up my alley.
Civil war, eh?

It was marketed well enough - that's how I got to hear about it.
Perhaps it was all the Trump election stuff that got in the way but it deserved to do better and hopefully finds its feet either as a DVD/Blu-Ray classic or streaming thing.
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I agree. I am surprised it didn’t do at least 100. Marketing maybe was at fault?

It made 37 million dollars on a 15 million budget.
It deserved to do better than that
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Idk lol but I just looked and it won an AA for visual and more than doubled its budget. Maybe even with that people didn’t like it?

Oh, I thought he was saying it wasn't that popular, but I had seen it mentioned often before I finally watched it.

Juan seemed to insinuate it didn’t do well. I haven’t checked the stats but I thought it had done well. ‍️

I thought it was pretty well known.

I dug it. I didn’t know it didn’t do well .