Realistic, intense and ultra - brutal thriller

Rating: 8/10 (12 July 2016)

Greetings from Lithuania.
"Green Room" (2015) is a one of the most realistic, plausible and highly brutal movies in a recent memory. Why did i gave it 8/10 and not 9/10 ? Well maybe the very, very last ending with someone just sitting and ... talking kinda took away that realistic approach to the material which was showed during the whole 1 h 30 and almost not dragging minutes run time.
What this movie stands for the best is realistic screenplay, superb acting by all involved and brutally true gun and not just gun fights and they outcomes - human body isn't meant for human brutality.
Performances were superb by absolutely all involved, this is one of those movies were not only good guys shine in their performances - everyone has their moment to shine in this very realistic world.
Overall, "Green Room" absolutely surprised my by it's very realistic screenplay (which kinda isn't always a very good thing actually - and yes, i know it sounds kinda crazy) and very realistic and absolutely brutal approach to the material and some scenes (and there are many of those). This isn't a gore fest, it just shows you a realistic approach and outcome of the ultimate cruelty. A very descent movie, which will kinda stick in your memory for more then one day.