Kathryn Bigelow's Masterpiece...

Rating: 10/10 (26 July 2015)

I still remember when I watched this movie the first time, it was in theater and I didn't liked it then, so in the question why I didn't liked it? I wen to see it again and when the movie got over it was like someone punched me in the face for not liking it the first time. For me it was the second viewing convinced me that it is one of the best movies that I have seen and two times in theater.
When the first scene starts we see a man is being tortured, he is beaten up still he is firm standing.
Dan: It's cool, that you're strong and I respect it, I do. But in the end, everybody breaks, bro. It's biology.
Maya is standing there observing everything that is happening. Her expression suggest that she not fond of the view but that view is going to give something that will be important.
The story revolves on Maya and her dedication to the job she is doing, she is sometimes failing, she is losing her friends, she is chasing ghosts but she is strong in every moment.
The movie is shown with like a file operation of the events taking place like in the Human Error part, we see that how a little error can make a huge difference and can lead to something even bigger.
Abu Ahmed who Maya is chasing is for some time, gets the news that he was dead long before she started to chase him but after she gives up on him she gets a lead.
The movie has a power that shows how much effort is required to stop something that a bunch of fu***rs and their madness has caused so much blood.
Then the scene where Maya says she is 100% sure Bin Laden is in that house and she is the only person sure of it. It was like I think a gut feeling and well as we all know it was bulls eye feeling.
I was on the edge of my seat when the team is in the house to kill the Jackpot. It was shown flawlessly and edging.
Jessica Chastain..... I just don't have words for her performance. She was just you can say extraordinary, powerful, strong, legendary. How she defines the role of Maya which I think was a difficult role to play.
About the last scene where Maya starts to cry, I think either it was the emotion of her which she hold out for so long came out or the term where to go because for last ten years finding Bin Laden and killing him was the only thing mattered to her are the reasons to cry.
I think this is Bigelow's masterpiece and her best movie. She handles the story delicately and strongly and to show this story is I think the most daring thing to do. Because half the time she was going dark on what happened, even though Mark Boal had the material but still how much of it was true was the question and as we know CIA doesn't give so much information on anything.
I don't know why Alexandre Desplat was not nominated for Best Score, it was intense and used perfectly for each moments in the movie.