Reinventing the movie genre

Rating: 10/10 (15 March 2020)

Honestly this movie provides something that others don't and that is why it is very special even after first watching and re-watching it years after is has all bad substances put in right place to make it gore, violent, dark, inventive and mesmerizing to follow.
Dan Gilroy critique on modern day journalism and news is one of the best pieces that you can wish to watch if you haven't seen it already. Captivating human nature as it absolutely is and making it even grittier, bloodier and absolutely nuts in realistic way.
As we wander with Louis Bloom (Jake Gyllenhaal) on his night journeys looking for opportunities that will make all those light-hearted sick and even go beyond what seems to be reasonable but you will just be sucked into watching because it is amazing in every single way. From compelling story to amazing acting and brilliant photography.
Gyllenhaal's character Louis is character that might not offer you compassion but will push you to limit and make you wonder about how society perceive stories and tales of black chronic that is all over us, but it makes us wanting to see more and craving our attention for such drama.
Somehow all that gore and bloodiness moves our focus from Louis and then he is thrown back in front of us so it keeps you reminded of his state of mind. He might be presented in villainous way that is constantly opposing healthy state of mind but makes you trust him because of ability to persuasion.
Gilroy's Nightcrawler is one of greats that 2010s offer and will be on must see lists. His way of presentation, photography, gripping storytelling, directing that has some of the great scenes to pull you in will make you wanting more.
Gore, dark, mesmerizing. 4/4