Chandor's not subtle about reconfiguring his black ops bro heist movie into a condemnation of American hegemony (although it's interesting that he either fails or simply doesn't have time to really tie that to narcotraffic) and its failure to take care of its soldiers. Come in expecting a bullet-riddled action film, come out with suspense procedural about just how you move -- literally -- almost three tons of cash. Hardly a gourmet meal but still a hearty and delicious one, and I'm a sucker for this kind of tactical action.

Sad, tired Affleck is the best Affleck

hollywood has taken The Chain - Fleetwood Mac hostage and wont let it go until we start to like ben affleck again

the whole first act of this movie is Oscar Isaac asking his friends if they got his text message :(

High tension bolstered by sleek camerawork and incredible sound — think Sicario, but greener. And rainier. And a lot more gunfights (all superb, at that). 

We’re treated to thicc Affleck who’s in top form, delivering a morally complex character that’s surprisingly good; Oscar Isaac, suave and badass as all hell, sporting a sprint and demeanour that would make Tom Cruise think twice. Oscar as an action lead never crossed my mind but he’s clearly a natural.

It’s a ton of seriously well-made fun. Rallying the old gang for one last job has been done to death but rarely by a talent like Chandor, and very seldom with a cast of this dramatic range.

hrrrrnnggh catfish, i'm trying to sneak around but i'm dummy thicc and the clap from my ass cheeks keeps alerting the guards

I loved how macho this was. I doubt I’ll remember it, but I enjoyed it while it lasted. Great cast.

I finished this movie. It was okay I guess. Bit downhill after the first 40 minutes. Fuck Ben Miller for stealing the actors name.

The cast is near perfection. But the story didn't connect with me. The whole operation comes from one inexcusable dumb decision, and afterwards I just didn't feel invested in the outcome, because I felt the characters deserved what they got.

And at the same time, it didn't work as a criticism of American neo-colonialism in the South American continent, because I also didn't care about any of the local characters. So while it was a tense ride at times, at the end I feel like I will probably never think about this movie ever again.

I'm sure my 11 year old self would eat this shit up

Choosing to watch this absolute Dad Movie so I could look at Oscar Isaac for 2 hours is what self-care looks like in 2020. 

Trouble is, it’s too slow and overlong to properly satisfy as an action flick, and the dude bros aren’t developed enough for it to work as the character piece it wants to be.

Can you believe that my hyperfixation on pedro pascal made me watch an entire Ben Affleck film? Yeah me neither.

It's a little longer than it needed to be, and it's nothing truly special, but for the type of movie Triple Frontier is, it gave me everything I wanted. Affleck, Isaac, Hunnam, Pascal, and Hedlund are all good leads, you have some good shots and direction, plus some entertaining action. All in all, nothing great, but definitely entertaining.

oscar and pedro theres a lot i would do for you two but not this

The absurdity of this film is tremendous I love every second of this film the performances are the great the House is the safe and this film is a delight!