It made me cry and then I went up to taylor Sheridan my new favorite man alive aka a good screenwriter and director and told him
He
Made
Me
Cry and he said that's a goal and then I asked him if I could hug him and he said absolutely and it was precious

i’m willing to ignore how poorly written the women characters are because its overarching message about the prevalence of violence against native women is nowhere near discussed as much as it should be. 

however, i can’t ignore the fact that the protagonist is ... a white man. worse, it’s jeremy renner. if the lead was a native woman, even a native man, this would’ve been revolutionary. i understand that there is pressure to cast famous (white) actors in order to get funding from studios, but is it worth undermining your film’s political meaning?

Speechless.

During the entire final 25 minutes I sat there stiff as a board with my jaw on the floor. Some of the most intense stuff I've ever seen in a movie.

Wind River has compelling characters, engaging story, beautiful visuals, and outstanding performances.

Jeremy Renner, Elizabeth Olsen, and Graham Greene all knock it out of the freaken park. If Renner doesn't get an Oscar Nomination, it will be an absolute travesty.

You would think Taylor Sheridan has been directing for YEARS!

women are a fucking force. elizabeth olsen is an angel. jon bernthal is an angel. SHE RAN SIX MILES IN THE SNOW. I FUCKING. BYE.

if you put a gun to taylor sheridan’s head and told him to write a good female lead he would die right there on the spot

This movie really surprised me in many ways. When going into Wind River I didn't expect much although my friend seemed to really like it. Tension in this movie was built really well and although the first act was slow, the second and third really drove the movie to a 4.5/5 for me. I could go on like all my other Letterboxd reviews because of how great this movie was. The story felt like it needed to be told and the theme was great. Cinematography was on par with the pacing an there were a couple of plot holes that didn't make sense to me. I'm also a pretty right-wing guy and topics like this are somewhat left but this movie brings so much to the topic in general. I loved Wind River and the story it told, it was magnificent.

on the one hand, this film could have been better without jeremy renner (that goes for most of his films). on the other, I have to acknowledge his presence is part of a beautiful scam to trick straight white men into thinking this is a simple murder mystery with no wider implications.

Probably a 4 and a half not sure why im scoring down. Great setting,

dam

Powerful, riveting, emotional, when appropriate ugly and disturbing. The best way to go into Wind River is absolutely blind, letting the story slowly unfold itself.

There's a certain type of film that makes me want to pursue screenwriting further. This is one of them. The script is pretty much perfect, with a great opening and ending, nicely developed characters and an engaging pace.

Man this is soooo down my alley. Gritty crime mixed with emotional drama executed close to perfection... And why did noone tell me Mrs Olson can act? She an Jeremy Renner carry this heavy plot with ease.

Ui, so viel Landschaft und so viel Schnee und so viel Testosteron! Und Carhart! Ohne das megadreiste Product-Placement wäre die Wertung vielleicht noch auf dreieinhalb Sternchen hochgerutscht.

Slow pacing is fine when it leads to something engaging. Unfortunately, this one left me out in the cold