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girls don’t like clothes, they like hanging out with Jeff Bridges and threatening to sue people. forgot this is one of the best scores of last decade. won’t make that mistake again!
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“Time just gets away from us.” Only the Coens. The most authentic western in modern memory, only the Coens could accomplish what they do here and they warrant rewatchability to spare. For one, the Coens are masters of language. Always have been, always will be. The way they go about capturing the Old West linguistics and dialects and transplant them into unique and unusual accents of characters is an absolute treat to experience and in the process, transplants the viewer into the past. A merciless past, but not one without humanity. The production values are sky-scraping with expertise across the board. Anyone who claims to know films is aware of the legendary status of Roger Deakins, and he is currently…
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There is nothing quite like revisiting a movie ten years after you first saw it. When I saw this in theaters, as a 22-year-old, I enjoyed it. Watching it now, as a 32-year-old, I get it. Yes, on one level, TRUE GRIT is just a classic western — a good, old-fashioned yarn about heroism, revenge, loss and family. It does not build on the genre or subvert it. Instead, the Coens worked to give us a perfect example of the form, albeit with modern flourishes and their darkly comedic sensibility. But you can also watch TRUE GRIT as a story about time and aging — about coming to terms with the life you’ve lived, making something of the life you…
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“Well, I guess they was all married men who loved their families as they scattered and run for home.” or “Gone the whiskey…seized in evidence.” This is such a fine old-fashioned tale that I found myself deliberately declining to think of it in any critical sense. Yes it has on its mind ideas of fairness and decorum, selfishness and altruism, how we treat people we feel we don’t need to treat well, what constitutes a paradigm of moral masculinity. Whatever. It’s also just a great ripping yarn, spellbinding.
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Iissy 🥝 8 月 24, 2026
now look I don’t know anything about anything but I’m like 99% sure it’s not supposed to be pronounced labeef
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my aesthetic is 13-year-old hailee steinfeld outshining everyone else in her first movie
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any man in this movie: unintelligible tom hardy grunting me: what are you saying i’m so scared
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Her grit was so true
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Salut c’est LeBoeuf le texas rangers, vous voulez tuer un gars ?
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👽👽 8 月 23, 2026
I didn’t think I would like this one as much as I did, but I did! I absolutely adore the production quality of this movie, and that score?? Beautiful. Adore it. The performances were stellar across the board, but young Hailee Steinfeld especially was incredible. Matt Damon and Jeff Bridges were fantastic too. Just a very lovely, well-made film.
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The most beautiful Coen brothers film.
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Boring western ever
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John Wayne’in başrolünde olduğu İz Peşindeye ve klasik Western sinemasına bir parodi gibi olmuş. Vahşi Batı kostümü giydirilmiş bu şövalyelik hikâyelerinin günümüzden bakınca ne kadar absürt durduğunu, bizzat türün kendisiyle alay ederek anlatmayı seçmişler. Başlarda daha ciddi bir anlatı beklediğim için filmin genel tonunu anlamlandırmakta zorlandım; Coen Kardeşler’den beklediğim kesinlikle bu değildi. Ancak sonlara doğru mizahi kısımların daha da fazla olmasını diledim. Evet, bunu ben söyledim! Hâlâ peri masallarından keyif alan yetişkinler olduğumuzu bize hatırlattıkları için teşekkür ederim.
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I want to talk about how True Grit is restrained for the Coens, beautiful because of Deakins, measured because of Bridges, and stylish. But really I want to talk about how a movie starring Jeff Bridges and Matt Damon, shot by Roger Deakins, and written for the screen and directed by the Coen brothers is absolutely OWNED in every way by fourteen-year-old Hailee Steinfeld. Nobody else comes close
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Coen Brothers ranked Truly one of the most underappreciated films of the 2010’s. And easily the Coen’s most underrated. This was nominated for 10 Oscars. It didn’t win any, but I feel like this film came and went. Here in the UK anyway. I think the Western genre doesn’t hit with audiences the same way it does in the US. Certainly feels a bit more “studio friendly” than some of their other works. Which I think works in it’s favour.…
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absolutely beautiful
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Pretty obvious why they made it after NCFOM. Alright movie but the Coen’s style, a joy technically, doesn’t really lend itself to the necessary emotional beats of a sincere Christian story. Also rather tropey which is fine if you like the genre ig. The little girl was the best part about it and dunno why but I only now realised that One Battle After Another’s second half is a neo western of sorts
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Not much of a Western fan hence the 3 stars I’m a foolish old man who’s been drawn into a wild goose chase by a harpy in trousers, and a nincompoop
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Me gustó más Fargo, 3 1/2 por la muerte de little blackie. Es como el rdr2.
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I watched this at 8, why dad why? Anyway I can’t remember but 4 stars coz it left a mark
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Muy buena película, igual un poco predecible
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This is the most Jesse Plemons I have ever seen Matt Damon be.
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Great western
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Ok le texas ranger on est dans american sniper ? la balle a 200 qu’il lui à mit
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One of the best westerns I have seen, albeit I don’t think my favourite Coen Brothers’ film. Steinfeld’s performance is spectacular. I could barely understand a word of Bridges and Damon is excellent comic relief.
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The brothers Coen. The best in my lifetime.
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Charles Portis 4 everrr
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Sometimes all you need is a good ole classic western. Taking a star just because the lighting and sound mixing was pretty off-putting, but didn’t necessarily take away from my watching experience. First, this cast was absolutely stellar. The chemistry between the WIDE ranges of Matt Damon, Jeff Bridges, and Hailee Steinfeld felt so, so real. Between the emotional toil, persistence in achieving their goal, and comedic relief, it was a really great connection. And the dialogue? Brother, I genuinely…
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Hoorawed by a little girl.
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Pas grand chose à dire De la vengeance et du courage, et un perso féminin qui fait plaisir à voir
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Ver isto na mesma altura em que estou a ler meridiano de sangue é uma experiência e pêras.
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Non lo vedevo da quando è uscito in Italia ed è stato uno dei primi film che ho visto al cinema “da cinefilo” e non da spettatore casuale. Ero piccino ma conoscevo già bene i film dei Coen (almeno le commedie) ed ero rimasto vagamente deluso. L’amico che era con me aveva apprezzato molto la scena di sparatoria notturna, ma io non capivo perché. Col senno di poi sembra uno degli ultimi classici, un film anziano nonostante la protagonista giovane,…
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Triple galop, rênes entre les dents, 1 fusil dans chaque main en 1 vs. 4, on fait difficilement plus épique
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Thought Rueben was Josh Brolin for 90% of the film.
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“Time just gets away from us.” True Grit is just a great, old-school western, and another reminder that the Coen brothers rarely disappoint. Hailee Steinfeld absolutely blew me away here!!! She was so young when she made this, and yet she carries so much of the movie on her shoulders. I spent the beginning trying to figure out where I knew her from, only to realize I’d just seen her all grown up in Sinners. She’s fantastic! “You must pay…
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ratatatatata pioupioupioupioupiou les rênes du cheval entre les dents un colt dans chaque main pioupioupioupiou ratatatatata
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the beef keeps comin back baby
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It was ok, That one scene where the fingers were cut off……gory, not a family movie .
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Hailee Steinfeld. That’s my review. Hailee freakin’ Steinfeld. She’s 13 years old at the time of shooting and it’s her first film, and yet she’s running rings around acting veterans like Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon and Josh Brolin. She leads the film like someone who has been acting in huge films for decades. Of course the film has many strong qualities – the Coen Brothers’ razor sharp script and expert directing, Roger Deakins’s beautiful cinematography, Carter Burwell’s exceptional score etc.…
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I really don’t see how the John Wayne version could be better than this.
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Watched this when I was 12 or so. Fell asleep. Watched again at age 26. Was thoroughly entertained!
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Favorite part of this was the dialogue. Storytelling was good up until the last 20 minutes of the movie. Ending felt very rushed. Green screen use during the final riding sequence really threw me off. Everything else felt well put together, in terms of aesthetics, up until that point. Ending sequence felt grim for the sake of it, as opposed to the string of fortune that preceded it. The climax of the film was very quick. Completion of the Mattie’s…
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Epic Jeff Bridges performance. Solid all around
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old guy and whiny girl do old western stuff
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Little Blackie 😢
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72/100 Bu aksan ne boyle ya
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Esa señora NO es como se veria Mattie mayor
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I mean, nothing can be better than the book. But it probably gets as close as you can.
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Barry Pepper’s in this for 2 minutes and he’s the best character in movie.
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Only movie I’ve ever watched 2 times in the same day at the theaters. Truly a legendary movie and just as good as I remembered.
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It is a good retelling of the novel True Grit. The supporting actors and actresses are better than the original one, and Jeff Bridges is a good Roster Cockburn but is not as good as John Wayne. Overall this a better movie than the original from 1969.
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Sharp dialogue, lovable and dynamic characters, great action, and wonderful scenery. There’s really not much more to ask for. The only thing that felt a tad rushed was the revenge at the end. However, I’ve never read the book, so maybe it’s the same there as well.
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Ddrewshannon 8 月 21, 2026
love this
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I dosed for a the last bit so this is a minorly fake review. Acting is great just not really my vibe.
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kinda weird
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The best audiobook I ever watched! More importantly, the first movie we watched together postpartum. Felix slept for the duration.
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Wish I lived in the old west…… really been into moseying these days ☹️
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Rewatched this after years. Read the book. Rewatched again. Tremendous all around. Hailey Steinfeld acts her behind off. An actual mind blowing performance for someone of her age at the time. Bridges not far behind and Damon acts without any semblance of ego. Everybody is great in this. I really liked Barry Pepper. He elevated the movie with his presence. I remember being younger and disappointed that Brolin was playing a doofus but years later, it lands incredibly well.
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Ten film ma wszystko czego pragnę
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الفلم ممتع كعادة الاخوين كوين، لكن قرات الكتاب قبل الفلم وجوهر استمتاعي فيه كان كتابة الرائع تشارلز بورتز للحوارات، واللي للاسف مانعكست بالفلم وكان تركيزه الاكبر على الاحداث
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真诚的老少情谊 西部世界的残酷下 人与人之间的真情更加可贵
- Synopsis
- Following the murder of her father by a hired hand, a 14-year-old farm girl sets out to capture the killer. To aid her, she hires the toughest U.S. Marshal she can find—a man with 'true grit'—Reuben J. 'Rooster' Cogburn.
- Director
- Ethan Coen, Joel Coen
- Writer
- Joel Coen, Ethan Coen
- Studio
- Scott Rudin Productions, Mike Zoss Productions, Skydance Media, Paramount Pictures
- Country
- USA
- Language
- English
- Year
- 2010
- Runtime
- 110 mins
- USA14 Dec 2010
- Germany10 Feb 2011
- Serbia04 Mar 2011
- China23 Apr 2011
- USA22 Dec 2010
- Norway21 Jan 2011
- Australia26 Jan 2011
- New Zealand03 Feb 2011
- Mexico04 Feb 2011
- Kazakhstan09 Feb 2011
- Netherlands10 Feb 2011
- UK11 Feb 2011
- Belgium16 Feb 2011
- United Arab Emirates17 Feb 2011
- Ecuador18 Feb 2011
- Philippines23 Feb 2011
- Croatia24 Feb 2011
- Austria25 Feb 2011
- Serbia10 Mar 2011
- Japan18 Mar 2011
- Bolivia24 Mar 2011
- Nigeria20 May 2011
- Ghana27 May 2011
- Netherlands22 Jun 2011
- Netherlands09 Mar 2013
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