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(47183) 7.0 122 min 2018

Les frères Sisters is a movie starring John C. Reilly, Joaquin Phoenix, and Jake Gyllenhaal. In 1850s Oregon, the infamous duo of assassins, Eli Sisters (John C. Reilly) and Charlie Sisters (Joaquin Phoenix), chase a gold prospector...

Starring: John C. Reilly, Riz Ahmed, Joaquin Phoenix, Jake Gyllenhaal

Genres: Western, Crime, Drama

Director: Jacques Audiard

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Western, Crime, Drama
Director	Jacques Audiard
Writer	Jacques Audiard, Thomas Bidegain, Patrick DeWitt
Stars	John C. Reilly, Riz Ahmed, Joaquin Phoenix, Jake Gyllenhaal
Country	France, USA, Romania, Belgium, Spain
Also Known As	Braća Sisters, Sistersin veljekset, I fratelli Sisters, ゴールデン・リバー, Bracia Sisters, Testvérlövészek, Broliai Sistersai, Ha'akhim Sisters, Brāļi Sisteri, 淘金殺手, Les Frères Sisters, Οι αδελφοί Σίστερς, Los hermanos Sisters, Sistersi vennad, The Sisters Brothers, Gôruden Rivâ, Golden River, Os Irmãos Sisters, Sisters Biraderler
Runtime	2H 2M
Description	In 1850s Oregon, the infamous duo of assassins, Eli Sisters (John C. Reilly) and Charlie Sisters (Joaquin Phoenix), chase a gold prospector and his unexpected ally.

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Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 02:10

In 1895, white miners on the Utah plains are brutally murdered and a large area is impassable. Its rumoured that a white woman was murdered along with her husband, and the miners dig deep to find the killer. When they finally do find the girl's body, the story begins. Cast includes: Lily Tomlin, Sam Rockwell, Robert Patrick, Bill Camp, Walter Correa, Paul Dooley, John Pankow, and Ashley Judd. Directed by: John Frankenheimer.

Sunday, 06 Sep 2020 04:57

The Good: There's no need to go into too much detail, this is not a masterpiece but the story is so compelling that you can't help but admire the efforts to find humor in the plight of these women.

Christopher Evans

Saturday, 05 Sep 2020 19:26

The movie is one of the last made in French cinema in the 70's. Like the other more contemporary French films, this movie is slow and simple, but with its admirable interpretation of the western story, the slow, sometimes is quite fantastic, but always appealing. The pictures seem to be pulled from the period, but the film itself is a late 70's remake, from the color, the way of expressing the dialogue, the setting and even the music, and this makes this movie, and especially this movie, a true classic.

Sunday, 30 Aug 2020 12:42

Set on a big cattle ranch, this rural, and ultimately dark, tale follows a sensitive farm girl and her family, the parents, and their cattle herd who, like many of their sort, never take kindly to the newcomers around them. They include a mild-mannered but insecure father, a soft-hearted, and resentful mother, and a squirmy and eccentric younger brother, whom they'll have to deal with, in the time-honored tradition of the Western. One is prepared to compare this to the father and son western 'The Patriot' and the unpretentious, and ultimately winning, rural Western 'Miss Marple', but there's no real competition in here. A gripping, atmospheric, and affecting Western, with all the confidence in the prairie, where a dark old barn that wasn't built to withstand storms, floods, and perhaps most mysterious of all, earthquakes, fell, and the well-tended, and good-natured family, living on it, including an ever-present malevolent presence. Lively, attractive, and well-acted, with a particularly memorable and passionate performance from the energetic and excellently played, Alex Reyna. This is a moving, and fairly coherent, Western, but it can only be described as moving, as we'll have to judge for ourselves.

Monday, 24 Aug 2020 15:29

It's been a long time since I last watched a movie in French with subtitles, and I was more than satisfied with this one. The main character is an adolescent named Georges, who grows up to become a war criminal, and we see him on many occasions as a rebel, lawbreaker and a "lover". At the beginning, we are shown his childhood, as he follows his gang from his home to a ghetto and then to a prison, where he is promised to help his brother who was a young man. The gang are no longer capable of doing good, and Georges wants nothing more than to punish them and help his brother. The movie is filmed in black and white, so we can see the performances without the subtitles. I love the way the director used black and white, which was quite difficult at first, but it took me by surprise as well. The flashbacks are also very important, and in the end the viewer can enjoy the end, which is the best thing that the movie has to offer. The cast is superb, with Gerard Depardieu, Denis Lavant, Jean Rochefort, Domnhall Gleeson, Anne-Marie Duff, Claude Berri, Charlotte Rampling and Gilles Duceppe. Depardieu is a great actor, and his performance in the movie is probably the best I have ever seen him. Lavant is a good actor, and he is also in the movie and plays his part very well. The most impressive performance is provided by the little character Georges, who plays the role of the bad guy so well, that I wanted to give him an Oscar. He is also very well portrayed in the scenes where he is in his room, and he stands out among the other characters. The best scene in the movie is one where he is talking to his brother about the betrayal of his comrades. A very good movie. 7/10

Sunday, 19 Jul 2020 06:22

I have to confess I was initially disappointed by the self-mockery in this film. I expected it to be at least five times as funny as it turned out to be. Yet I was never bored at all. The performances in this film are superb. The characters were well fleshed out and realistic. It was great to see Rachel Weisz in a major role for the first time since 'Nightcrawler'. I particularly enjoyed the flashbacks, especially the reunion between Sam Elliot and Julie Delpy. This film was an excellent social commentary and the extreme violence in it was realistic. Yet, despite this film being very accurate in depicting the violence on the roads in the 1920's, there were two or three scenes that didn't follow the law of historical accuracy. This film was a masterpiece that could only be good because of a very talented cast. I highly recommend this film.

Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 20:51

I think this movie is a fabulous film. Very well done with the great cinematography. The story and script is a little bit one-sided but the film is well done. Some of the parts are not really necessary to keep the film as well as it can be done, but overall, they are strong and give a lot of weight to the film. Some critics say that there is not enough of the characters. I think that's just a fact of the time. If you are a movie lover, then you can understand the changes in characters. But for me, the film really works as a whole and to me, it's one of the best movies ever made.

Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 04:37

All I can say is, you are a fool if you have not seen this movie. It is the only western movie I have seen that doesn't call upon one of its characters to commit suicide. You know there are a few things you will not want to see in your life, but this movie is one of them. It is a portrayal of the world in the 19th century. I was so captivated by this movie. I actually felt the emotion it was attempting to create, and all the hurt it had caused to its characters. This was a great movie, period. I could watch this movie over and over again. As far as what other movies I have seen, I have not found any better. There are many movies I can watch with my family every weekend. All I will say is this, if you don't like violence and violence is not in your taste, don't watch this movie. If you do, watch it with someone you love, as I did. It is a great movie, that you will enjoy. There is no doubt about it. If you are looking for a decent movie with a great story, watch this one. If you are looking for something that is not realistic, don't see it. I give it a B+.

Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 21:52

The film has a good story and the cast is wonderful. I think the problem for me was that the film seemed to only have one set and the character development of each of the characters was hard to understand. A man had worked with the local criminals for years, he had a family with one son and another who was missing. One day he is working in his shed when he is attacked by a man who had previously given him some gold coins, he takes it and when he turns up later the man's gang is at his place. It wasn't explained what happened after that but you were not supposed to see how they all got together, and I think they should have had more information about what was happening after that, but I can live with that. I thought their scenes were filmed well. I think it was a great movie, and I had a great time watching it.

Friday, 03 Jul 2020 19:47

This is a genre of film that is somewhat aimed at the teenage audience, perhaps because of the likeability of Charlize Theron's character (as well as the extremely good acting she receives). The story, while loosely based on a real life scandal, is about a Texas Ranger played by Johnny Depp who tries to find out why a woman supposedly "stolen" from a 19th century ranch had the license plate 12VVVV. I suppose it could also be considered a western of the missing-people genre, if you include ghost hunting. While the moral is still prevalent in this tale, what gets me is the relentless chase scenes, usually involving Charlize Theron. The acting is on par with my expectations, though I don't think it's better than it's high rated counterpart from last year, Saw. There are some more established stars in this film. So what can I say, you just can't go wrong with a film like this. Overall, it is worth a watch.

Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 13:03

The slow, steady, monotone, graceful, tasteful and breathtaking cinematography, a competent cast and the intense score combine to create an engaging and absorbing picture. Wildly popular during its release, "High Plains Drifter" seems more like a period film, although it shares qualities with some of the best of its genre. The style and insistent pace of the story line and the heightened atmosphere of the movie, help to infuse a sense of realism, realism that prevents it from ever feeling wholly artificial. You are drawn into the film's world more than you would be if you were just watching a drama about a tribe of Native American Indians. The story is reminiscent of the Hitchcock film "In the Mood for Love", and the theatrical history of the film is fascinating. The strong score contributes to the film's poetic nature, and the characters are fascinating. At first I was not sure what to make of the two brothers played by Sam Elliott and Gary Sinise, but the brothers develop and develop as the movie progresses, and I quickly realized that Sam Elliott is indeed the better of the two, playing a kind of post-modern substitute for Don Cheadle. This film is not as thrilling or dramatic as some of its predecessors. It is not as suspenseful or realistic as "Coyote Ugly", but it is still an engaging and captivating film.

Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 11:17

I really don't get the hype over this movie. I'd rate it higher if it had more action and less suspense. The way it ended, all the actors, and the whole story itself felt like it dragged on for too long. My favorite part of the movie was the scene where Father Ferreira is teaching the Little Cows that they're in charge, and he says he wanted to be in charge of the train. That was a great point, but I just felt that the movie could have made it so much more more. For a movie that had so much potential, this could have been so much more.

Saturday, 02 May 2020 07:30

This movie is amazing. It's the first movie I have seen in my life that made me think about the meaning of life. I also found the movie really interesting to watch. I don't understand why there is such a high ranking and comment for this movie on IMDb. I don't see any reason to give this movie a 9.7 rating. Maybe people are not used to watch movies from other countries (where they usually think it's horrible). I don't agree with that, it's a great movie to watch and I encourage people to watch it and think about life and what makes us human.

Saturday, 02 May 2020 02:28

I'm not much of a fan of westerns, especially but not exclusively Clint Eastwood westerns, but I did appreciate this film, and the other two too. This is a western about a family that finds its share of trouble when its patriarch dies of cancer, and the other members of the clan turn to their mostly female nurse, Christine (a particularly strong performance from Dyan Cannon) for help, which they find when Christine refuses to tell them what kind of person the patriarch was. This film is a gritty depiction of the harsh realities that exist in the states, and for that I really appreciated it. It is really touching and always have to add a wonderful turn to every line of dialogue to keep it moving at a good pace. There is a bit of gross humor, and at times it is very violent. I also thought that this film was very moving for a western, especially the last part when it reminded me of Clint Eastwood, and just the right amount of Southern charm. As a summary for this film, I would say that this film is worth a look if you are a fan of Clint Eastwood or Clint Eastwood westerns, and if you like something different to see.

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