I normally watch action movies in the cinema and others at home. Something told me that this drama/thriller is worth watching in the cinema - and boy, was I right.
The teen girls in the row behind me were giggling throughout the pre-movie commercials, but their laughs died a few minutes into RLSM. The film grabbed the whole screening room's attention and did not let go till the very end. The director had a great sense when to release the tension a bit and let the room laugh. Overall, this is a very well made, authentic movie with a gripping and relevant story. I was wondering the streets listening to the film's soundtrack (look up RLSM on Spotify) for hours afterwards, immersed in the movie's world. Which, you realise, is the real world.
The teen girls in the row behind me were giggling throughout the pre-movie commercials, but their laughs died a few minutes into RLSM. The film grabbed the whole screening room's attention and did not let go till the very end. The director had a great sense when to release the tension a bit and let the room laugh. Overall, this is a very well made, authentic movie with a gripping and relevant story. I was wondering the streets listening to the film's soundtrack (look up RLSM on Spotify) for hours afterwards, immersed in the movie's world. Which, you realise, is the real world.