Wind River

HOLY. SHIT. LOVE THIS MOVIE. I went into this thing knowing only that it was by "the Hell or High Water guy" and that it was in the 80s on RT. That's it. 10 minutes in I leaned over to my friend and said, "This movie is AWESOME." And guess what? It stayed that way the entire running time. It could have kept on going and going and going. Jeremy Renner, best role. Elizabeth Olsen, fucking spectacular. Hmm, maybe I should rewatch Hurt Locker to say best role, but lemme tell ya they all crush crush crush it. See! This! Movie!!

It's not often I don't know what to say...

Wind River is a movie you just have to see. There's not much else to say.

Renner and Olsen give the performance of a lifetime in a story that is so well written, directed and shot, that it rendered me speechless.

I bow to you, Mr. Sheridan. Very well done!!!

There was something about this that compelled me to watch it again so I saw it with a couple a friends and as the credits rolled we just sat there in utter silence for what felt like a long time until one of us spoke.
There are very few movies that does that.
Everything about this is close to cinematic perfection, Olsen and Renner are magnificent, the cinematography is breathtaking and the whole thing just grabs you by the throat and doesn't let go.
The portrayal of male grief is just so fucking spot on it hurts.
An underrated masterpiece.

Wonderful movie..
I enjoyed every minute..
<3 <3 <3 ..

Yeah, this movie makes you feel what is to miss someone...

This was a remarkable movie. Great story line and character development. I highly recommend it!

As others have mentioned toned, there is a slowness to the movie, but it adds to feel of it. I love the way that Taylor writes and shows sadness to a story. Life isn’t a fairytale and his story telling is a sad beautiful. 10/10

Rated a Connor 10, normal 10

One of the rare movies that brought a tear to my eyes. That has not happened for over a year.

Very touching story with great acting. It makes you think for days to come.
Apart from specific unimportant flaws (like rifle bullet throwing a grown man back on the ground) the movie is great.

It depicts a crime out in the wilderness in Native-American society. The landscape shots are great and real eyecandy.

Recommended!