Idris Elba stars in "Beasts of No Nation" WE BACK (First Netflix Movie)

[FrederickDouglas]

Loved this movie.


I'm torn between watching it a second time to pick up on shyt I might have missed the first time...




















...and never watching it again.




Hated this movie.

 

[Mortal1]

I really enjoyed this movie it really made you uncomfortable while watching this

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Agu chopping the guy's head off, his brother's head shot off, the woman getting raped and shot in the head all unsettling stuff. oh can't forget to mention the Idris pedo stuff saw that coming the minute a little boy went into his cabin early in the movie

the kid who played Agu was excellent by the end of the movie the demeanor he had was that of a man. I really liked the ending as well

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all those kids playing in the water while in earlier scenes he'd be sittting in the beach pondering he decided I'm going to try to enjoy the rest of my life and find some sort of happiness with the time left I have on earth

Smh this guy could've been making the IT movie

 

[Crayola Coyote]

How did you get the name crayola coyote

I made it up.

 

[Crayola Coyote]

How is Liberia now?

It's straight for now. That whole Ebola thing was started by the Americans and euros that went there to "help" the people way before the outbreak that happen last summer. Remember that? And too much fukkery going on what my folks been talking about that a another "war" might pop off cause ppl are acting retarted (what I mean is silly squabbles) and Chinese and Indians are going there to build infasturctue but they are only their for their own interest and not for the Liberian people. I tell my folks this but they are pretty much c00ns n think they are going there to help the people. They ain't listening to anything I tell them. Liberia is very complicated and I think the only people that can fix that country are African Americans... When that code of conduct come through.

 

[loyola llothta]

if anything people should be tired of all movies about africa being about war

i wont deny cary did it again though. as usual cinematography fresh, unopened A1. powerful and well done in all facets

Fictional slave movies now they have fictional children soldiers films.


Its 2015 I cant even set down and watch these type of movie they dont tell the outlines, im try with this film

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

Movie was amazing , got damn these imperialists and their proxy wars in Africa. That scene where he UN truck just drives past the child soldiers ,

Striker and Agu were amazing in this, those lil kids are excellent actors

Their expressions to everything told the story

 

[Max.]

 

[Mr Clean]

Just finished this. Movie was depressing as fukk ya'll

Ending was piff to me. Idris falling off the wayside like the bytch made muhfukka he is once the crew dumped him. These larger than life people are only as powerful as their followers allow. Without them he wasn't even a factor. Dude pulled out all the tricks in the book trying to break the kids. Truly a diabolical individual. Man at the end when Agu is talking to the counselor thinking, "I got the mind of an old man. She's just a little girl"

Not gonna lie I had some tears when Strika died. When they put the palm leaf on him and his little boots sticking out

 

[Klyk21]

Movie is wild. Idris is a lil overrated doe. Those kids killed it. I thought they coulda filmed Strika stomping on the girl better. Looked too fake.

Figured he was stomping on her feet and legs....looked legit to me

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

Which one of you Coli brehs is this

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Ashamed to admit I chuckled at the repeated use of "Agu"

Cant lie Idris accent was a bit noticeable compared to everyone else

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Which one of you Coli brehs is this

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Ashamed to admit I chuckled

Cant lie Idris accent was a bit noticeable compared to everyone else

His accent was a little off - you could definitely still hear some Hackney in there, but a bunch of mannerisms in his performance reminded me of uncles and some of the older heads in the family. The constant questions ending with "Heh? ", for one...

 

[Fillerguy]

That pedo part was necessary cuz to be honest, the Comm was on his way to be the hero of the film. I began cosign everything he was doing until that scene. Idris swag was so high was c/sing child soldiers

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

His accent was a little off - you could definitely still hear some Hackney in there, but a bunch of mannerisms in his performance reminded me of uncles and some of the older heads in the family. The constant questions ending with "Heh? ", for one...

I thought his performance was great. But yea there was some Hackney in there every now and then.

I've been watching the show Strike Back On Demand. Dude who played Adebisi/Mr.Eko played a similar character. Think he could have been good in this role as well

Idris was still great though.

 

[FaTaL]

Which one of you Coli brehs is this

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Ashamed to admit I chuckled at the repeated use of "Agu"

Cant lie Idris accent was a bit noticeable compared to everyone else

How about his appearance?

That was more noticeable

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

I thought his performance was great. But yea there was some Hackney in there every now and then.

I've been watching the show Strike Back On Demand. Dude who played Adebisi/Mr.Eko played a similar character. Think he could have been good in this role as well

Idris was still great though.

Adebisi raping grown men in Oz and then raping kids in this would have made him top 5 most demonic actors of all time.

That's a hell of a thing to be typecast as.

How about his appearance?

That was more noticeable

You do know that not everyone who lives in Africa is malnourished, right?