Master Gardener

stilted, incoherent characterisation. The edit feels like a first assembly. And nobody appears to want to be there. it's a bizarrely anaemic affair, that offers little.

Slow, brooding, better than I expected. Actually pretty interesting, definitely more of a critics film.

Very very slow, I thought with Sigourney Weaver included it would be worth watching. However she must have been bored or required some money . The story dragged it was lack lustre and would be handy for insomniacs.

What a waste of time

nice movie recommendations

They could have at least scouted a nice garden.

Given Schrader's last movie, which was good but not great, I didn't expect to like this one as much as I did. But this is just a wonderfully made modern fairy tale, similar in many ways to other masterpieces of that ilk like Drive or Twin Peaks, where a "knight in shining armour" is called upon to save a "princess" only both of them might have to be saved from themselves as much as from any external forces. It's brilliantly directed and acted, and probably Joel Edgerton's best ever performance.

I wanted to like this movie but ultimately it was a disappointment. It didn't help that central character, a reformed white supremacist now a gardener- sported a Hitler style hair cut. The romance between him and a girl 30 odd years his junior came across as creepy. There were plot holes that jarred. Don't waste your time...

Solid Schrader. A masterful way to end the trilogy.

The garden looked like it was abandoned years ago. The tool wall had 4 rusty shovels/spades. Turned off after 20 minutes