Purely Joyful Movie!

Nice effects though.

Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

Seven PsychopathsThe scrutiny in here doesn't build up sincerely to create the anticipated impact and addition to that the process; if not rudimentary, certainly isn't convoluted or humorous as the makers think which open the portal of such ridiculous and dull sequences that one fails to bare it on screen. The writing is engaging as there is a lot of fresh material to catch up to and works just fine on such term, but if considered for craft, it is no "In Bruges" or "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri". Martin McDonagh; the director, is adequate on executing the feature and works its way up with his brilliant skills but as a writer, he needed a lot of work especially in its structure which isn't stable at all and collapses before it even picks itself up. The performance objective is fulfilled in here by a potential cast like Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell, Christopher Walken and Woody Harrelson. It is short on technical aspects like sound department and editing. Seven Psychopaths is outnumbered by the clock and the characters where either the makers should have gone long and easy or hit hard and fast.

The great is that the amazing acting hides that the story is a bit week. Mr walken is top of the line even if this is not his top 20 movie

Its impressive. the main character's name is a martin faranan, so director and writer. i like that, i like martin faranan mcdonagh.

I get where this movie is coming from. It has witty dialogue and is meant to be campy and nonsensical but while retaining a driven story. I've seen films do this and succeed. This film, with its various characters and their intertwining stories, had a lot of potential. But it failed. I'm not too surprised to see so many people lauding it as brilliant. It can be fun at times and as I said it has some witty dialogue but other than that it's just a failed repeat of what I've seen in better films. Yeah, the movie is self-aware - it knows it's a movie hence the camp - but none of it really culminates into a worthwhile story. The actors do a decent job but there's nothing special in their performances. Farrell and Rockwell are supposed to drive the film but they lack chemistry which could be purposeful as it's one seemingly normal man realizing his friend is deranged. But it doesn't come off as organic and let me say this - a movie can be campy and nonsensical and flashy and still have its characters come off as organic. This film failed. I'd say it's just an average film with nothing particularly outstanding about it. However, after the introduction of the, ahem, six psychopaths it gets really boring as absolutely nothing happens until the end of the film. And we don't have characters who are likable enough to provide us with the entertainment we need during this large portion of the film so, ultimately, in my eyes this means it isn't just an average film - it's a bad film. Maybe so because it had so much potential that others somehow saw come to life yet all I saw was a lack of such great development which left feeling gypped.