Go Behind the Scenes of Hell or High Water (2016)

Making of Hell or High Water

Plot:
A divorced dad and his ex-con brother resort to a desperate scheme in order to save their family's farm in West Texas.

Genre: Crime, Drama
Director: David Mackenzie
Cast: Chris Pine, Ben Foster, Katy Mixon, Jeff Bridges, Dale Dickey, Kevin Rankin
Production & Credits: Film 44, Sidney Kimmel Entertainment
Distributors: CBS Films, Madman Entertainment, Eagle Films
Country: USA

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[jeffreid]

Great job. It's amazing to me how many people don't know about this movie.

[btant]

As others below said, this is a great film. Too bad it wasn't better advertised. Do yourself a favor and stream it. Excellent performances and a kick-ass plot.

This is cool. I have never seen backshots of the production of a movie like this.
Usually there is a bunch of interviews and 'gee-whiz' stuff.
The shot at 7:39 is classic New Mexico summer weather. Beautiful.

[criticalmass]

Amazing flic. Great characters, and the story plays without missing a beat.

[SinksYourBoat]

It stormed almost every late afternoon/evening here while they were making it, I'm surprised they didn't include a scene with it in the movie.

[sclogse]

Very fine film. It takes you far from the madding crowd. Everyone is great in it. And Texas is Texas. Vast...dusty...unreal. THis country has more in common with the Sahara than people think.

[hayabusacustoms]

I watched it 6 times already love it outlaw life fuck the banks

[dogloverjb]

I bet 90% of an actors time is just waiting around....

[dalepointer]

This is a study of poverty, loyalty, power and duty. There is no black and white nuances... only reality. The bad, good and indifferent.
Once an idea takes place, it is almost impossible to stop. It becomes a monster of its own creation, destroying lives and moralities. The innocent and guilty die.

Yet, in a convoluted world we must decide who is innocent and why are the guilty guilty. The land stolen from the indians; the banks controlling properties; and finaly, the law breaking the law.

The backdrop is perfect-- unforgiving desolation without a future. Shakespearean.

[mrbale]

is ben foster did all the ford drive himself?

[CBH]

Those transitions are trash. Do better.