Kodachrome new Netflix Movie

[back alley]

Yes. Same for the shows.



Start showing. It's a Netflix original movie so they won't remove it from the pool.

thanks! i'm behind the times as i just started netflix this past month.

 

[bluesun267]

Just checking that we all noticed "shot on 35mm Kodak film" at the end? 😉

YES! I was thinking through the whole thing, they better damn well have had the guts to shoot this on film!

 

[Dpingr1]

Processing my last Kodachrome wasn't nearly so interesting. Of course, I just mailed mine. I hope Dwayne's benefits from the exposure (so to speak).

 

[SolaresLarrave]

I'll sign up for the free month of Netflix just for this. Thanks for posting about it! 🙂

 

[jarski]

did someone watch the movie? how is it? no spoilers pls 🙂

 

[wintoid]

did someone watch the movie? how is it? no spoilers pls 🙂

How weird, I literally just finished watching it and this was at the top of the RFF recent topics.

Yeah I enjoyed it. Some good quotes for photographers in there.

The plot is fairly obvious, and I realised how it was going to end within about 20 minutes, but even so it's a decent watch.

 

[aperture64]

I saw it last night in NY in a theater. Good movie.

The Leica actually belongs to Ed Harris. He took photographs throughout the filming and gave them to cast and crew at the wrap party.

 

[Deklari]

did someone watch the movie? how is it? no spoilers pls 🙂

Actually it is good movie. Nice music and contains humor. Also film has a some realistic feel.

 

[karateisland]

The movie is not bad, for sure. A bit formulaic in parts, but Ed Harris is a national treasure and he acts the hell out of this role. He is, by far, the best part.

 

[BLKRCAT]

spoiler post don't read any further**

Pretty predictable movie. I wish there was a little more leica stuff. I was a little shocked to see him shooting kodak gold but I guess the canister is so non descript that it makes for a good prop.

I found the scene of them taking him away incredibly cheesy.

still though, great coverage for film and I hope that it inspires some more people to pick up a camera.

 

[ForestCap]

Metascore: 57/100
IMDB score: 6.6/10

 

[Huss]

Metascore: 57/100
IMDB score: 6.6/10

phototrio/apug/rff/casualphotofile score 95/100

😀

 

[bayernfan]

it's showing in theaters in select cities for those that want to see it on the big screen. fortunately i'm in one of those "big" cities".

 

[nbagno]

I suffered through the first 20 minutes, ended up fast forwarding to the slide show at the end credits.


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[benlees]

Ed Harris is always worth a watch. That said, not a great movie. Typical Hollywood family tension movie with the ending pretty much exposing itself at the beginning... Only sort of a spoiler.

:angel:

 

[ptpdprinter]

Meh. Jason Sudeikis was particularly weak.

 

[Keith]

Ed Harris is always worth a watch. That said, not a great movie. Typical Hollywood family tension movie with the ending pretty much exposing itself at the beginning... Only sort of a spoiler.

:angel:

The trailer I watched pretty much outlined the plot as being typical Hollywood. Take the title away and the underlying film theme and we wouldn't notice it.

 

[ZivcoPhoto]

I watched it today on NETFLIX
I enjoyed it for what it is - entertainment
Ed Harris did treat the camera as if it was his very own - as has been posted on many threads here at RFF, many actors are Leica users / owners.

 

[Fraser]

Watched it last night, nice little Sunday night film.

 

[dave lackey]

My apologies for those who look forward to it. It was a depressing movie, imho. I cannot recommend it except for those curious as to how the "romantic notion of Kodachrome" actually fits in. YMMV.