
The Revenant
Best Film and Actor winner at the 2016 Academyt Awards, this is director Alejandro González Iñárritu (Birdman) and Leonardo DiCaprio's brutal true survival tale set in 19th century American wilderness.Based on the story of fur trapper Hugh Glass.
Deep in the uncharted wilds of the American West, Glass (DiCaprio) is severely injured and left for dead by a traitorous member of his team, John Fitzgerald (Tom Hardy). With sheer will as his only weapon, Glass must navigate a hostile environment, a brutal winter, and warring Native American tribes in a quest to survive and exact vengeance on Fitzgerald.
- Director:
- Alejandro González Iñárritu ('Birdman', 'Babel', 'Biutiful', 'Amores perros')
- Writer:
- Alejandro González IñárrituMark L. Smith
- Cast:
- Leonardo DiCaprioTom HardyWill PoulterDomhnall GleesonPaul Anderson

Reviews & comments

Flicks, Dominic Corry
flicksOscar-winner Alejandro G. Iñárritu applies his artful specificity to one of the wildest settings imaginable, resulting in a gripping and immersive frontier adventure. As an exercise in pure cinematic style, The Revenant is almost unprecedented - the film is simply staggering to behold for practically its entire running time. Iñárritu dives deep into the savagery of the setting and characters, exploring the insanity from all angles while maintaining a remarkably steady directorial hand.
I love Leo ... but WTF
I am a massive Leo fan my cats are called Leo and Gatsby after him in fact. I had high hopes for the Revenant, great reviews, great cast, great director but no. The storyline is not at all original or unique everyone has seen a tale of revenge in many different genres with different actors. Leo was just playing Leo but in a fur coat! At no point in the...
Stunning
This movie looks absolutely breathtakingly gorgeous on the big screen!! The scenery is spectacular, and the performances throughout this film are up to the same standard. I felt the cold the whole way through, as the landscape and surroundings are of as much importance as the Human characters in this movie. Loved every minute of this flick, it was intense,...
Half dead, half alive...
It’s hard to write off a movie that’s this well-crafted, but even with the best production design, special effects and cinematography that money can buy, The Revenant can stagger only so far. By the half-way point, the film has pretty much run out of steam, and what should be a propulsive thriller instead becomes a tediously meandering object, tottering...
Bear Grills eat yr heart out (not literally)
The Reverant - (Aus 2011) The Hunter, The Beach, All is Lost, The Grey : the beginning sequence was almost out of Platoon it was so graphic. Quite a dark film and strangely haunting but still felt like though all the effort very little was gained. Genre : Adventure, Bear Grills, Beating the odds, Action 4/5 : for the cinematography and writing/directing,...

Variety
pressIn aiming to steer his dark, fatalistic vision toward something genuinely contemplative and cathartic, Inarritu has managed to appropriate the beauty of Malick’s filmmaking but none of its sublimity...

Total Film
pressAstounding. With a director, DoP and cast at the top of their game, The Revenant is a filmmaking triumph.

Time Out
pressWhat makes this more than just a punishing, fearful, expertly crafted thriller focused on one man’s endurance is heavily down to Emmanuel Lubezki’s attractive, thoughtful photography.

The Telegraph
pressThere’s no question it’s an extraordinary, blood-summoning, sinew-stiffening ride.

Stuff
pressOne of the bravest, toughest, most awe-inspiring exercises in "making a movie" ever attempted.

Hollywood Reporter
pressPushing both brutal realism and extravagant visual poetry to the edges of what one customarily finds in mainstream American filmmaking...

Empire Magazine
pressDiCaprio's raw performance helps elevate what could have been just another man-versus-nature drama.

Flicks, Dominic Corry
flicksOscar-winner Alejandro G. Iñárritu applies his artful specificity to one of the wildest settings imaginable, resulting in a gripping and immersive frontier adventure. As an exercise in pure cinematic style, The Revenant is almost unprecedented - the film is simply staggering to behold for practically its entire running time. Iñárritu dives deep into the savagery of the setting and characters, exploring the insanity from all angles while maintaining a remarkably steady directorial hand.

Variety
pressIn aiming to steer his dark, fatalistic vision toward something genuinely contemplative and cathartic, Inarritu has managed to appropriate the beauty of Malick’s filmmaking but none of its sublimity...

Total Film
pressAstounding. With a director, DoP and cast at the top of their game, The Revenant is a filmmaking triumph.

Time Out
pressWhat makes this more than just a punishing, fearful, expertly crafted thriller focused on one man’s endurance is heavily down to Emmanuel Lubezki’s attractive, thoughtful photography.

The Telegraph
pressThere’s no question it’s an extraordinary, blood-summoning, sinew-stiffening ride.

Stuff
pressOne of the bravest, toughest, most awe-inspiring exercises in "making a movie" ever attempted.

Hollywood Reporter
pressPushing both brutal realism and extravagant visual poetry to the edges of what one customarily finds in mainstream American filmmaking...

Empire Magazine
pressDiCaprio's raw performance helps elevate what could have been just another man-versus-nature drama.
I love Leo ... but WTF
I am a massive Leo fan my cats are called Leo and Gatsby after him in fact. I had high hopes for the Revenant, great reviews, great cast, great director but no. The storyline is not at all original or unique everyone has seen a tale of revenge in many different genres with different actors. Leo was just playing Leo but in a fur coat! At no point in the...
Stunning
This movie looks absolutely breathtakingly gorgeous on the big screen!! The scenery is spectacular, and the performances throughout this film are up to the same standard. I felt the cold the whole way through, as the landscape and surroundings are of as much importance as the Human characters in this movie. Loved every minute of this flick, it was...
Half dead, half alive...
It’s hard to write off a movie that’s this well-crafted, but even with the best production design, special effects and cinematography that money can buy, The Revenant can stagger only so far. By the half-way point, the film has pretty much run out of steam, and what should be a propulsive thriller instead becomes a tediously meandering object, tottering...
Bear Grills eat yr heart out (not literally)
The Reverant - (Aus 2011) The Hunter, The Beach, All is Lost, The Grey : the beginning sequence was almost out of Platoon it was so graphic. Quite a dark film and strangely haunting but still felt like though all the effort very little was gained. Genre : Adventure, Bear Grills, Beating the odds, Action 4/5 : for the cinematography and writing/directing,...
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