Brutally heartbreaking, I was watching this on my laptop on the train and at many scenes I'm there crying my fucking eyes out and this guy goes "why are you crying are you okay?"

I replied saying
"It's cinema bro it's fucking cinema"

im so happy and thankful we have our first female cinematographer being nominated for an oscar this year.

dee rees is a FORCE of NATURE

The white farmers digging a grave for their father in the opening scene of Mudbound are about five feet down when they run into a problem: piles of bones suggest that the area has already been used as a cemetery of sorts for former slaves. It’s an inconvenience to them, but so much more for the movie, which at its best captures the way racial oppression has seeped into the very soil of America.

Full review here.

FUCK yeehaws this movie made me cry so hard

One of the greatest movies I've ever watched. The concept was reproduced impeccably through the eyes of Dee Rees and Rachel Morrison. The soundtrack goes so well with the plot and the dramatic twists. A powerful way to tell a story and every single detail on this movie contributes to make it a masterpiece.

cafonice impecável e lapidada

This is a story that I feel may have been better served as a miniseries. Dee Rees is a filmmaker of great integrity, yet I cannot help but notice a lack of formal dynamism in this film. So sublime and magnetic yet contrived a plot demands more daring, in my eyes, than was attempted. Nonetheless, Rees fosters sturdy compassion for her characters and guides us through their collective narratives with level maturity.

Mudbound is a grand condensation of sociopolitical mores in the American South during and following World Word II. It features good work from its capable cast, and Laura is the best role Carey Mulligan has played on film since Jenny in An Education.

Dee Rees is special and will be one of the best of her generation

A well crafted, at times powerful movie with very likable engaging performances in the whole cast. Really enjoyed it, the story worked well and the voice over was working very fine as well. Still I feel like beyond being emotional and depicting timely topics it was a bit too familiar, there could have been more finesse to it and there isn't too much new found insight it gave to me.

this was alright. and i felt all the emotions that it wanted me to feel, sure...

BUT, i only want to talk about how hot i think garrett hedlund is. okay?

Slow at times, not the best of acting.

Not gonna lie. I wept like a baby through this.
I mean. How can you not?