Three billboards outside Americanmindshville, US (nevermind the year)

Rating: 10/10 (25 March 2018)

This movie is another funny, sad but true, fictional but actual, slap in the face of american mentallity and deeply ailling society and intellect.
The protagonist/target of this movie is, unfortunately, the vast majority of how the american mind works or doesn't work, acts or doesn't act and thinks or doesn't think. If that wasn't true DT would not be your president.
I read a few of the other reviews and mostly those that rate the movie very very poorly and concetrate on the "plot holes" and how "unlikable" or "unrelatable" the characters are.
I guess those reviewers didn't really watch the same movie and honestly they didn't quite understand it. First of all, it is not a murder mystery, but a commentary on your (I am not american) society. Well, to be completely sincere, there are a few similarities with other cultures and peoples all over the world....
There are no plot holes, or mistakes in the timeline, or the placement of the billboards, or actual locality of Ebbing Missouri, because all that are totally irrelevant. Pollice brutality is timeless and all over the place, so is misuse of power and authority, so is racism be it racial or social, or putting the blame on the victim, or how the media exploit a situation for ratings and almost always they go unpunished... so please take those out of the way this "case"'. They are the norm. And on top of that you get a little glimpse of the "work" of some of US troops who fight and defend democracy, freedom and the "american ways" all over the world....
If you want to concerne your mind with stuff like that, watch "Mississippi Burning" as it is based on true events. Frances is in both movies and is equally brilliant.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is what you see when you look at yourself in the mirror dear americans. And it is an image very hard to swollow if you have no sense of humor or like Chief Willoghby said when you have no love, no calm and no thought process.