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Rating: 10/10 (24 January 2018)

This is my first review and it my opinion might be odd for most but they said above "your review"
So as the oscars nominations cameout yesterday, i like to watch every nominated film which i didnt yet watch and i started with "Three billboards ... " ( such a long title ).
I started this movie with great expectations due to its 8 nominations. As the movie went on i thought when will they catch the killer
isnt that the whole point?
Absolutely not!
The whole point was in a great scene at the burning police station
How the contrast was made with a woman burning down a police station and a man listening to music and reading a letter from his deceased partner about how he thought the "antagonist" (at this point) was a good guy and all he needs was to love and how love gives everyone better life and saves him from a fire.
Clearly this wasn't the first time when a character turned from bad to good
Woody harrleson turned from "going to war" to sending a note to the woman who caused him trouble before death and i think the reason was his cancer spreading.
The advertising agency guy showed compassion to the fired police officer eventhough he was quite angry.
At the scene where they were going to kill the army officer, I felt as if the whole story was showing that the anger always wins but when they started raising doubts
I was very happy that both of them were getting over their anger
I noticed two things that werent "making sense" in the scenario:
1) why did the soldier even go and do that to the old lady
he doesnt even live there and he is a soldier why would he do that
2) Why was the soldier scared of fighting a policeman
he is in the army
he got some commading office backing him up
Sorry i didnt know any name from the movie
i instantly forget them after being done
So that is that
*Should i delete this shitty review?*
-Nah-