What's On @ the Movies 2013 - The Company You Keep {PREVIEW}

So when I went to Wikipedia page for this film and it was actually released at a few film festivals last year and will probably get limited release here (despite the killer cast) and it is no surprise that this film will only get a limited US release.

This film, this day is so important, it's main focus (in my mind) was Americans (probably the ones watching HBO & Showtime) who dare to think that what the government and military is doing is completely wrong and the older I get the more I see it, surprise the Americans are in the wrong and it would probably be better that they stayed away from other countries issues and fixed their own problems before taking on others.

That said my rant about the US (inspired a lot by an ABC news report yesterday morning where the Americans are blaming China for North Korea, oh boy) is what others I assume others in the 70's would have been thinking about the US's involvement in Vietnam.

So enough Political rubbish this is a movie review so, I mentioned killer cast well here is a taste:

Robert Redford (also part produced and directed by)
Shia LaBeof (as handsome as ever)
Susan Saradon
Anna Kendrick (is there anything this girl can't do)
Nick Nolte (hard to understand but it's always funny when the old folk of society swear)

There are many more in this edge of the seat thriller/drama, it does run a little long over the two hour mark but it does really hold ones attention for the most part.

I enjoyed this cinema experience and can hardly wait till my next (Olympus has Fallen - next Monday) and I think the cinema is the place to see these more involved movies as I (personally) was at home I would have some other Apple product on the go and only pay attention to half of what is happening (like I am doing now with Game of Thrones episode 2).

So all this said (most of which was not about the movie) but this film deserves a look in and maybe some people should also ask themselves, what does a country in debt, massive issue with the homeless and unemployment have to gain by getting in the middle of other countries business?

I'll leave you with that and the star rating of 3.5 stars for the Company You Keep, look out for it at the Dendy or other indie cinemas.