- Martin McDonagh
- runtime 1 H, 55minute
- Comedy
- Sam Rockwell
- liked it 390514 vote
- abstract The story takes place entirely in the small town of Ebbing, Missouri, where a girl was raped and murdered a few months ago. The mother, Mildred Hayes, believes that the local police did nothing to find the killer, so she rents three billboards in order to challenge them to search deeper. This leads to many complex situations that involve tragedy, anger, hate, love, redemption and broken characters
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Great review, the movie is a masterpiece, I agree that Sam Rockwells performance deserves an Oscar and that his role was the most complelling.
I dont agree with you on the ending. The film wasnt a detective who done it type movie, it was a character piece. The movie is about the way the characters are effected by this one decision, not about finding the guy. Forever wishing I wouldve been in the room where that happened ha! Hamilton joke. This made me cry when I saw it on the plane.
If Sam rockwell doesn't win Sunday then I just don't know what to say but this scene nearly brought me to tears when I first watched it red giving him the orange juice at the end just tugged at my heartstrings it was in this moment when Dixon began his path for redemption. Gotta see this since I've already seen Seven Psychopaths and In Bruges. Not enough oscars for this film. Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri trailer (2020.
No movie has ever made me cry... good job Three Billboards. This became one of my movies. So beautiful, so graceful. Thank God I've watched it. This is one of the best films to have come out in recent times. Modern day masterpiece, will go down as a classic. #th&ree bill~boards o'ut*side& ebb&in,g, missouriOnLinEfree123mo&vies Let's watch Three Billboards Outside online full Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri english download. Definitely one of the most memorable moments in Oscar history. It was insane watching this live. Great scene.
I love the way the sheriff wife understand everything only looking at the letter on the table. What a great example of fine screenwriting.
The first film with an all black cast to win Best Picture, and this happens. At least they were able to accept the award on stage. And kudos to the guy from La La Land for correcting it in front of everyone.
I agree with the ending. I expected a little more myself. All in all, awesome movie and love Frances McDormand.
If I can compliment a film with at least 5 adjectives, more than likely it's etched in my membrane, there to be championed to as many folks as possible who are willing to listen.
Any film worth remembering provokes a mixture of emotions out of you; laughs, cries, interest, shock, awe. And any film that has a strong or unique story with equally unique characters, should resonate with you in a way that's either self-reflective or empathetic or ideally both.
Irish playwright Martin McDonagh's latest offering is such a film. Ever since the red band trailer dropped some months ago, I was already psyched. Three Billboards managed the impressive feat of having a range of responses from me, from nervous laughter to unexpectedly crying to consistent intrigue. I was mesmerised by the bold, profane and at times delicate script as we're given a host of characters that are either unruly or difficult but remained sympathetic and captivating all the same.
We see Mildred Hayes (Frances McDormand) driving down Drinkwater road one afternoon and she spots three unused billboards that hasn't been used in many years (a fine little detail we see is one of the billboards says 'worth stopping for. She sits fidgeting for a bit, contemplating on what they could be used for. She heads down to the Ebbing advertising company ran by Red Welby (Caleb Landry Jones) to negotiate the terms on how to advertise and how much it is to advertise the billboards. She intends to use them for at least a year and for what she intends the billboards to say, Red is quickly sympathetic to her cause by saying "you must be Angela Hayes' mother.
Angela Hayes is the recently slain daughter of Mildred. Some 7 months prior she was kidnapped, raped and burnt beyond recognition with no new developments on the case. Unsatisfied with this motion, the billboards say the following; RAPED WHILE DYING, STILL NO ARRESTS, HOW COME, CHIEF WILLOUGHBY. From then on in She wages a one-woman war against the local police department by calling them for them seeming incompetence of their service. This doesn't sit well with the rest of the community as Willoughby (Woody Harrelson) is much revered by everyone.
Something noticeable throughout Mcdonagh's work is with all the cynicism and venom characters spew at one another, we have the vulnerability and depravity revealed in sometimes small doses but they never feel forced. It's not a mechanic used to force us to care about people, it's welcome in that they deal with their tragedy or luck with humour that's brash and twisted that enables them to push through their dilemma.
The townsfolk of Ebbing had me caring for just about everyone, including the ones opposing against Mildred. There's no clear-cut villain here (other than the scumbag or scumbags who tortured and murdered Angela. We're shown how vengeance, rage and glee can evolve into something rather dis-compassionate. How sometimes dialling back and seeing the future of your rightful cause for inflicting your sense of justice can further down the line turn into you something dangerous and inaccessible for infamous reasons.
Veteran talent like Harrelson, Peter Dinklage, John Hawkes, Lucas Hedges and Abbie Cornish all shine here but Sam Rockwell's turn as the dimwitted, inconsiderate but disarmingly endearing Dixon is a plum role that deserves Best Supporting Actor recognition.
The showcase here is by far McDormand's volcanic, bad ass Mildred. She exhibits such humanity, drive and sardonic wit that her means of venting out and search for closure invites a whirlwind of frustration and anxiety amongst everyone around her. She's working on peak power, one that undoubtedly will score her an Oscar nomination. It's extraordinary work.
Mildred is the strongest, most empowering character I've seen in a long time. Her arc serves to address how we all just need to step back and contemplate on why we feed the fire with fire. Even the smaller characters are well rounded enough in how they propose alternatives and insight to the more flawed characters. Mcdonagh never misses an opportunity to show us fire or red or some kind of tension. We're asked to recognise the potential of our anger and offset it with something more serene and responsible, a morality tale that asks us to be constructive, not destructive.
This film is grim, twisted, devastating, unpredictable, inspiring, bold and of course funny. I'm sore I didn't see this in 2017 as it would've toppled Dunkirk as my fave of that year. Alas, it's 2018 and even though it's the first film I've seen this year, I'm positive nothing this year will dethrone Three Billboards as my fave of the year.
Striking, wicked and brilliantly acted, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri has raw power that's balanced with clever wit which makes for a rewarding and unpredictable experience.
Best film I've seen all year. I loved the ambiguous ending because some viewers will want vigilante justice and others will be against it, this ending lets you decide what happened. Years from now this will hopefully be known as a classic, on many top ten films of the decade lists, mentioned in schools, the workplace, etc. I was absolutely blown away. Frances Mcdormand and Sam Rockwell were perfect. All around great performances and dialogue;however, I really think Lucas Hedges should have been replaced. He stood out in a negative way. Was anyone else IMPRESSED by that guy who directed La La Land? Like, he was so set on making sure the people from Moonlight new they had won he 1.) was the first person to announce it 2.) reafirmed that it was not a joke 3.) made sure to SHOW the audience that he was not making it up and, 4.) when Jimmy Kimmel tried to pass it off as one big joke and tried to get him to agree that everyone should get an Oscar he says I'm going to be real proud to hand this to my friends over at Moonlight. Like, this guy is REAL, and he CARED, and he RESPECTED his competition, and MADE SURE they knew that they won and were respected and taken seriously for it. THAT'S impressive, and THAT'S progress.
Run forrest run. She was trying to get justice for Barb. I fell in love with this movie as soon as the intro music kicked in.
The Academy is real af for uploading the whole thing and not cut out the mistake 😂💯
Just watched this movie yesterday i never saw a trailer before so i dunno woody gonna be in it, this movie got me surprise how good it is and this scene man made me tear up a bit. Such a great film. It would probably would have been the most depressing film ever if it didn't have any humor. Dude who said we lost by the way is obviously a sore loser and complete prick. Good thing the guy who grabbed the card and said, Moonlight won was very kind about the situation.
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