Finally got around to seeing "Bad Times at the El Royale." Why isn't this movie praised more?

The initial critical reviews kinda dissuaded me from seeing it in theaters. I finally gave it a watch over the weekend and I was pleasantly surprised. It had elements of a Tarantino movie, along with Coen Brothers with a splash of Wes Anderson. I felt like the pacing was great, the performances were amazing (particularly Chris Hemsworth and Jon Hamm), but I also felt satisfied with the ending.

I saw some critics saying the movie felt overlong or didn't answer enough of it's own questions, but I personally never felt bored or that I had anything unanswered. It is definitely one of my favorite movies from last year.

I enjoyed this more than the director/writer's prior film "Cabin in the Woods" and think it should be talked about just as much.

BTW, shout out to my surprise favorite character Miles

Submitted November 04, 2019 at 09:01PM by Couch_Licker https://ift.tt/2PJ43Co