It was amazing! The movie did an incredible job conveying emotional states (desolation, despair, missing a loved one horribly), without being heavyhanded. It was reminiscent of how "Up" used a montage to display the arc of a marriage over decades.
I'm impressed that the fourth installment of the film turned out to be the best in the series. Highly recommend!
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How did you swing an advanced screening? Know someone who worked on the movie?
My friend is in the industry. He didn't work on this particular movie, but he still got tickets to the screening.
I don't think I've even seen #3, yet. Gotta catch up.
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