This is Padraic McKinley’s, known for producing such hit series as “The Loudest Voice” and “Ghosts of Beirut,” directorial debut. It’s a fictional crime/thriller that takes place during the depression era, taking place in Eugene Oregon, in 1933. It focuses on a widower named Murphy, played by Ethan Hawke. I’ll say now that this is some of the best work I’ve seen from him.
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From the opening, I was captivated. Mostly because of the team of actors I knew who were to be a part of this. Kenneth Branagh and Ryan Reynolds… what could go wrong? I was hooked on the idea.
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This is going to be difficult to write without telling you things you don’t want to know going in. Important to inform you of, I liked the use of all the supporting characters, of which there are several and they’re all crucial to the storyline.
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In my opinion, this is Christopher Nolan’s best film. His Magnum Opus. It’s exceptional in every way possible. There’s no way he can top it. If he does, the attempt to catch him as one of the best ever will end. Trust me, this sure lives up to the hype.
