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(34713) 7.0 116 min 2018

American Animals is a movie starring Spencer Reinhard, Warren Lipka, and Eric Borsuk. Four young men mistake their lives for a movie and attempt one of the most audacious heists in U.S. history.

Starring: Warren Lipka, Eric Borsuk, Chas Allen, Spencer Reinhard

Genres: Thriller, Biography, Crime, Drama

Director: Bart Layton

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Thriller, Biography, Crime, Drama
Director	Bart Layton
Writer	Bart Layton, Claudia Zie
Stars	Warren Lipka, Eric Borsuk, Chas Allen, Spencer Reinhard
Country	USA, UK
Also Known As	Zwierzęta Ameryki, Američke životinje, Animais Americanos, Amerikai állatok, Amerikan Soygunu, 美國動物, Μια Αμερικάνικη Ληστεία, American Animals: O Assalto, アメリカン・アニマルズ
Runtime	1H 56M
Description	Four young men mistake their lives for a movie and attempt one of the most audacious heists in U.S. history.

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Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 13:38

I saw this movie on DVD, and I loved it. It has a good story line, it makes you think, and it's very entertaining. I think it's good for all ages, because it's not too dark or too light. The main character is a great kid, and so is the supporting characters. This movie was better than the original "Manhattan Murder Mystery", in my opinion, because the original was dull, not entertaining, and didn't make me think. This movie was more entertaining. The movie has a good ending, which you don't see in the original. I gave this movie 7 stars out of 10.

Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 21:22

The film is essentially a family drama that deals with the divorce of a father and his estranged daughter. It is a nice, fairly simple story that has enough going on to make it a nice little drama. The film does have a few scenes that seem a little out of place and I could have done without those, but it is all pretty good. The acting is pretty good and there are some very good acting moments. The directing is very good for a low budget film. It has that real low budget feel to it that reminds me of 2001: A Space Odyssey. The soundtrack is good and I did not notice any flaws with the music. The film is definitely worth a watch for an indie drama.

Monday, 06 Jul 2020 06:28

I had read reviews before watching that included "I have not seen this before" and I was prepared for it to be rubbish, but the film was great. The storyline was extremely well written and well paced. The final five minutes with the gang are incredible, and the ending of the film is also fantastic, if a bit predictable. It is not a classic, but a solid film, and even though some aspects are predictable, it still provides some great thrills, and is definitely worth watching.

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 19:00

Beautifully shot. Great, rich cinematography, definitely worth a look. I'm not sure if it's a documentary or not, but it is definitely filmed like a documentary, which can be a good thing. It does make the film feel more intimate. I wish I had seen this before my schooling was over, but I must say I'm glad I did.

Monday, 29 Jun 2020 11:33

A refreshingly unflinching look at the dark side of political corruption. The film shows that, even as a politician, Andrew Breitbart knew what was really going on in his own home town, a town where the sky was purple and the kids did not know who the father was. This is especially true of former Senator-turned-politician Andrew Breitbart. Unfortunately, for those who think Andrew Breitbart was a great political leader, Andrew Breitbart was not so great. I, personally, think Andrew Breitbart was a pitiful politician, and that it is unfortunate that Andrew Breitbart, the man, was such a pathetic leader. You are hard pressed to find someone who, even with the best of intentions, could ever justify the name Andrew Breitbart. When his name is put out there as the "good" Andrew Breitbart, people who were not him, and not knowing his name, tend to think that the person they are addressing is Andrew Breitbart. I think that is a mistake. And I think it is one that Andrew Breitbart was not willing to make. If you are not Andrew Breitbart, you do not know who you are. And if you are not Andrew Breitbart, you do not know where you belong. This is an important film, and should be viewed by everyone.

Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 04:06

Borat is a film that's not really about a man living his life as a comedian. It's about the rise and fall of a fame-obsessed man, or so it seems. It's about human nature, and the struggles one can go through to live a life like Borat, that is maybe not as glamorous as it seems, or at least to the public. And even though the film is being very serious and moving, it isn't. What the film does do is that it's really about the person Borat is and his role in the world, and the way he's being portrayed in society. The audience is constantly engaged with the film, and it's pretty funny, and the story is engaging and entertaining. But the film is also very predictable, and that can be a bad thing when trying to engage the audience. In fact, it can be really hard to do, since there's a lot of jokes and references that are not really original or funny. It can be really hard to keep people engaged, but the film is very good, and a lot of people will find it enjoyable.

Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 13:21

The footage is of course all gone. Everything is silent except for the still frames, and a tear of agony trickles down the bridge of one of the main characters' eyes. This is all based on the recollection of the main character, played by Jack Nicholson. He was convicted of murdering a couple of his friends and is now serving a life sentence. A police detective, played by Christian Bale, follows him and witnesses one of his last days, an execution. All of the film's information is based on his testimony, and his character is put through the wringer in the process. As an indication of his desperation, he's wearing a single suit that's so tight you can't even tell he's got one on, and sometimes he's wearing a light blue shirt. There's even a moment where he uses a drinking straw to clean his mouth. I found this very upsetting and disturbing, but I was actually wondering how long it was going to be until the movie ended. The relationship between Jack and Christian was never shown, and they rarely speak, but you can guess that their relationship is going to be one of what the documentary calls "suffering couples." As with most documentaries, I'd recommend you watch them, but don't expect it to be easy to watch. You know what the ending will be, and you'll see it coming from a mile away. * out of *

Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 09:12

To some extent it's a statement about the beauty of the human condition and the difficulties in those "normal" times of any country (something I'm not sure about in the UK, though), and perhaps the American dream is what we dream of in those times. But the film doesn't seem to realise that this dream is impossible to realise in the modern world. To any normal person it would be easy to blame that dream on money, or on the individuals in power, or on the fact that a lot of "professional" crime is taking place in America, or that so many people are getting involved in drugs. In reality it's the system. And they are the ones who will keep the dream alive for the richest and most powerful in society. It's very sad, the amount of pressure on kids who have little or no money and little or no freedom. There are people all over the world who are doing whatever it takes to succeed. But these kids are just caught in the middle of it, trying to work through the system. It's the reason why we are all "isolated" in some way. The result is all the good things that happened in our lives and how it shapes us. But what about the "bad" things? Why can't we appreciate the fact that this is a world where we can't help but become "them"? And is that so bad? Is the world's population so mindless and selfish, that we would rather we didn't bother with it? Is the world so indifferent to our being, that we would like to do everything we can to change that? The answer is no. In the film the real issues are presented as jokes, so in other words, to the filmmakers the world is nothing but an amusing joke.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 10:59

I don't like this movie. In fact, it's really hard to say why. I'm a documentary film fan, and I understand that this movie was made to cover a real event. However, the filmmakers did not follow the facts (or did they?) and instead chose to focus on the sensationalist media of the era. If the filmmakers had focused on the true story and the mental state of the people in the film, then perhaps this movie would be even better. The information presented was not very important to the plot, and the lack of context was even more painful. I would recommend reading the book and seeing the movie again if you liked this one. I would recommend reading the reviews here before watching it, because there are a few negative ones. But in the end, I think that people who watched the movie probably wouldn't change their opinions about the documentary film.

Russell Campbell

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 21:44

I'm not a huge fan of Patti Austin (which is probably why I was so excited when I heard about her and the plot of this film). Even though I liked her performance, I didn't find it all that memorable. I'll admit I did find her voice somewhat irritating, but, no matter what, this is an actor with a very distinctive voice and a distinctive voice is one of the most unique things a performer can have, so this is something I'm aware of. That said, I was very impressed with the direction and performances. For a while, I was on the edge of my seat. The tension in this film is great, I really felt it. I could really feel the fear that the characters were experiencing and they did a really good job of making it believable. This film doesn't require a lot of suspension of disbelief and it doesn't need to be particularly complicated to be good. It just needs to be enjoyable. I don't think that is at all something the director/writer did. He did a good job of making it enjoyable, but it didn't have that "it's so awful" feeling that I felt with a lot of his other films. The characters are very well developed and the acting is really good. I thought that the movie was very well paced and I did not find myself getting bored or even having a hard time staying in the theater. The whole premise of the film is quite different and I think it's an important premise to explore. This is a movie that I would recommend. I didn't find it to be entirely original, but I didn't find it to be terrible either. It's a good movie. I have no doubt that this film is going to be appreciated by people who are expecting something like "Wag the Dog." I hope that a lot of people will enjoy this movie and I hope that Patti Austin and the director/writer will not get their hopes up too much and come up with another film that is just as good as this one. This movie is not perfect and it's not the best film I have ever seen but it's certainly good.

Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 19:22

Well, this is what happens when you bring in a scribe who is not afraid to get in the face of the stars. Every few years a new type of Hollywood thriller comes out. Every new one that gets made comes with the same trite, cliche plot of a "hero" finds himself at the wrong place, at the wrong time, with the wrong people. But you know what? They are all true. This is one of the scribes, Michael Winner, best works, probably. His script is based on a true story. It starts out in 1969, right before the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The film tells the story of William Baumgartner, the son of a wealthy Nebraska family, who has been identified as one of the two suspects in the Kennedy assassination. The father is trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together. It's a pretty simple story, but Winner manages to make it interesting. He gets his point across and it's compelling. The best thing about this film is the cast. All of them are great. Timothy Hutton does a great job as the leader of the "Suspect 12" group. He really puts the pieces together and it's one of his best performances. The film is centered around his life from the age of six to 18, the period of time he spends in prison and on the run. As he grows up, he deals with things that were very difficult for him. You can tell he's dealing with the guilt from his dad, who has never forgiven him for his own actions. The one thing that really stood out to me about this film is that it never throws any of its characters under the bus. There are a few moments where you could see the character of Baumgartner change and he's played very well by the entire cast. Even the bad guys have some depth to them and you really feel for them. You also have the same feeling when you watch any of these movies. It's almost always about the one person, the one person who really has the power. Not so with this film. Baumgartner's father is a manipulative and hateful man. He's played very well by Jason Robards. His character is one of the most powerful characters I've seen in a long time. Robards is not only a fantastic actor, but he's also a great actor. He's incredibly creepy and he puts us in his shoes. We get to know him very well and you can see him kill the scenes when he's speaking. You can't help but think of how his voice makes your skin crawl. You get to watch his every movement and you can tell that he has a life of his own. But most of all, the characters in this film are great. They are in a perfect balance of being nice and creepy. It's not easy to play both at the same time. They don't go in and out of character all that much. They have to take turns and they are very good at it. The biggest problem with this movie is that it is very rushed. The movie could have easily been half an hour shorter. The films start to feel a little long. The final action scene comes in at about an hour and a half and the only reason I can think of to have that as a second act

Friday, 29 May 2020 15:38

I can't help but note how politically correct this film is, and how one moment of hard-hitting politics can completely change the whole tone of the whole movie. I do love this film and the director does make a good impression with the cast he has. But there are just too many minor missteps. That being said, the final ten minutes really set the tone of the film and turned this a bit of a drama. The man-dog scenes were downright sadistic and a bit too violent for my liking. And the ending was also pretty ambiguous. A great effort, but a bit too sentimental for my taste.

Thursday, 21 May 2020 13:16

This film is an interesting attempt at telling the story of the history of LSD in the United States. It is not just an attempt, but a complete presentation of the many positive side effects that LSD is believed to have on the mind and body, as well as to some of the negative effects it has on society. In other words, this film is a character study of people who have experimented with LSD and the effects they have on themselves, society and the world. The way the filmmakers portrayed LSD is so realistic that it really felt like I was watching the real thing, instead of some film-maker's attempt at a fictionalized story of LSD. And the way that the characters themselves are shown is also very realistic. This is not some long-winded documentary of the drug's history, but a thoughtful, detailed look at the drug's history, culture, history, psychology and morality. It is a very well-done, professional film that should be enjoyed by those who are interested in the history of LSD and its role in human life.

Wednesday, 20 May 2020 11:46

This is a very powerful film. The emotions of the characters and the actions of the characters are highly affecting. You can feel the pain and the agony that is being inflicted on the family. I couldn't believe my eyes when the family's photographer was brutally beaten up. I can't imagine a more horrible thing to happen. I don't like any Hollywood movies which glorify violence. But in this movie I was able to feel the pain and suffering of the family. This movie really did a great job of showing how the family's life changed in the after after the murder of one of the family's members. This movie tells the story of how the family deals with the murder and what the family went through after that. The director did a great job of presenting the situation so that you can understand the emotions of the family. The last 10 minutes were very emotional and very powerful. It really made me feel the emotions and the agony that the family was suffering. I hope that everyone can see this movie. If you can, see it in the theater, you will enjoy it a lot more than if you see it on DVD. 8/10

Brandon Reynolds

Saturday, 16 May 2020 07:37

I saw this movie expecting to see an ordinary, mundane thriller, but it surprised me in every way. I was hooked from the beginning, yet it was far from boring. It was interesting, intriguing, and downright brilliant. I don't think I've ever had that feeling when I was actually being sucked into the story and in general, the acting and cinematography were excellent. The protagonist, played by Dev Patel, is extremely strong, and shows that he is a great actor. He's very convincing and everyone else in the film seemed like they were doing a great job. The plot was complicated but the movie was very clear and kept me interested. You feel sorry for both the victims and the criminals, and the moral dilemma and clear-cut outcome makes you feel that you can sympathize with both sides. This movie is simply a must-see.

Tuesday, 12 May 2020 03:28

Without a doubt, Pulp Fiction is one of the greatest movies ever made. But this one is probably the best. This movie is an original and that is what I believe makes it so good. It is not just another gangster movie. It is an original story that you can get lost in. The action is smooth and the film is well shot. It tells the story of a man who comes to LA to find his brother but he isn't the only one on his case. Even though this is a very violent movie, it is also a comedy. It is full of humorous moments. This film is so funny and it is also really, really sad. This film is just a masterpiece that is well worth watching. For those who are into dark, violent films, this is definitely not for you. This is the best movie ever made. For those who like a more dark and emotional film, watch The Dark Knight Rises. This is one of the best films ever made.

Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 08:20

I am not a big fan of Bill Murray, but I thought he was good in this movie. The story is very slow and the plot is not very interesting. I thought that the ending was very out of place. The real question is, how much of this is true? Many people will have doubts about this movie, and I can understand that. The story is boring and there is very little humor. I think that if the movie had a more interesting ending, it would have made a lot more sense. But I still recommend the movie. It is about the darkest side of humanity, and it is a very good movie.

Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 07:45

Don't get me wrong, I love Patricia Arquette. She's absolutely amazing as usual and is always in top form. But this movie was not what I expected it to be. I was very disappointed with it. It's very, very sad and depressing. I felt it was much better than I expected. The story is very good and the cinematography and sound is great. But I wish it had been more emotional. I feel it was not well-done and the story wasn't well-developed. And that's the worst thing. The story is there, but the characters aren't. It has so many things to be emotional about. But it's never delivered that way. This is not a story about murder and violence, it's about regret, and loss, and how we can feel when something like that happens to us. But it's not there. It just isn't there. So if you don't have a lot of time for a really dark, meaningful drama, this isn't it. It's not worth it. The performances are okay, but it's not great. I liked the cinematography in the movie, it's beautiful. But I feel the script could have been much better. The character development was so slow and I really wanted to see more character development. Overall, it was disappointing, and I was disappointed because I was expecting a lot more.

Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 07:30

When I heard about this movie, I thought it would be another film about the trials of life in a small town, and how the police force was dealing with the situation. What I got was an analysis of how mental illness can be dealt with on an individual basis, as well as a background of the development of this small town, as the film takes place in the years just after WWII. There is a strong relationship between the two leads in the film, which at times reminded me of the work of Mel Gibson. The plot is intriguing, and not what one would expect from a small town, but I think that what works is the delivery, the execution of the whole story line. It is not as simple as, "Well, the police department did something stupid, so how can I make it interesting?" I think that it's more about a sense of proportion and how the small town's characteristics manifest themselves on its people and its people on the small town, and the effects that this has on all of society.

Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 07:05

This was a pretty good movie, and I think that many will agree that this is a pretty good movie. And I thought that the story was interesting, but there were parts that could have been more developed. One of the parts that I think could have been improved was the final point that the mother was involved with the murder, and not with the husband. I think that he should have been a little more involved in the plot of this movie, and be a little more involved with the main characters in this movie, not just the kids. Overall, I think that it was a good movie. And I think that there are a few points that could have been improved, but overall, this was a good movie.

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