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-The Timber (2015) movie review: -The Timber is an indie flick that takes place in the North-west during the eighteen-hundreds. It follows two brothers who are sent to collect a dangerous bounty in exchange for keeping their family's home.
-This should have been, and could have been, really good. Unfortunately, it was not so.
-The story was unique, but the film had so much trouble focusing on the actual story instead of little side-stories all throughout.
-The pace was the worth thing about it, because it was excruciating. Nothing happens for most of the film. And when stuff actually happens, the editing is really bad, so yeah. It feels very unsatisfactory.
-The acting is fine. It stars James Ransone and Josh Peck, who I thought did a good job, but not a great job.
-The main characters are worth rooting for, but there is not much to anyone else in the film.
-I don't remember the music that much, but it was slow.
-There were some cool sequences in the film. Some good effects and a few gun fights I enjoyed.
-Even with a few cool moments and other elements that are not too bad, the pace of this movie just kills the entertainment factor. Unfortunately, The Timber is not really worth the time.
-It has some violence throughout, so probably R, but I do not remember much else in the film. I could be wrong, but I was not really paying attention too much. Because I was bored.
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-The Timber (2015) movie review: -The Timber is an indie flick that takes place in the North-west during the eighteen-hundreds. It follows two brothers who are sent to collect a dangerous bounty in exchange for keeping their family's home.
-This should have been, and could have been, really good. Unfortunately, it was not so.
-The story was unique, but the film had so much trouble focusing on the actual story instead of little side-stories all throughout.
-The pace was the worth thing about it, because it was excruciating. Nothing happens for most of the film. And when stuff actually happens, the editing is really bad, so yeah. It feels very unsatisfactory.
-The acting is fine. It stars James Ransone and Josh Peck, who I thought did a good job, but not a great job.
-The main characters are worth rooting for, but there is not much to anyone else in the film.
-I don't remember the music that much, but it was slow.
-There were some cool sequences in the film. Some good effects and a few gun fights I enjoyed.
-Even with a few cool moments and other elements that are not too bad, the pace of this movie just kills the entertainment factor. Unfortunately, The Timber is not really worth the time.
-It has some violence throughout, so probably R, but I do not remember much else in the film. I could be wrong, but I was not really paying attention too much. Because I was bored.