Benedict Cumberbatch
Phil Burbank
Kodi Smit-McPhee
Peter Gordon
Kirsten Dunst
Rose Gordon
Jesse Plemons
George Burbank
Thomasin McKenzie
Lola
Geneviève Lemon
Mrs. Lewis
Keith Carradine
The Governor
Frances Conroy
Old Lady
Kenneth Radley
Barkeep
Sean Keenan
Sven
George Mason
Cricket
Ramontay McConnell
TheoDavid Denis
Angelo
Cohen Holloway
BobbyMax Mata
JuanJosh Owen
Lee
Alistair Sewell
JockEddie Campbell
Stan
Alice Englert
Buster
Bryony Skillington
Queenie
Jacque Drew
Jeanie
Yvette Parsons
HettieAislinn Furlong
Evie
Daniel Cleary
Jeanie's FriendRichard Falkner
Pianola ManTatum Warren-Ngata
Libby
Alice May Connolly
Pearl
Stephen Lovatt
DoctorStephen Bain
Mr Weltz the Undertaker
Ella Hope-Higginson
ConsuelaPiimio Mei
Sue Ella
Edith Poor
Tanya
Vadim Ledogorov
Older ManJulie Forsyth
Mrs Mueller
Peter Carroll
Old Gent
Alison Bruce
The Governor's Wife
Karl Willetts
Bill
David T. Lim
Cook
Adam Beach
Edward NappoMaeson Stone Skuggedal
Edward Nappo's Son
Ian Harcourt
Undertaker Assistant
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- #based on novel or book
- #sadism
- #sexuality
- #widow
- #montana
- #eroticism
- #banjo
- #cigarette
- #ranch
- #marriage
- #bullying
- #death of father
- #sexual tension
- #period drama
- #masturbation
- #alcoholic
- #humiliation
- #gender roles
- #cowboy
- #homoeroticism
- #lgbt
- #misogynist
- #mentor protégé relationship
- #woman director
- #medical student
- #drunkenness
- #masculinity
- #aggressive
- #animal cruelty
- #1920s
- #hula hoop
- #mother son relationship
- #brother brother relationship
- #toxic masculinity
- #repressed sexuality
- #gay theme
- #brothers
- #homosexuality
- #20th century
- #tense
Reviews
Full review: <a>https://www.tinakakadelis.com/beyond-the-cinerama-dome/2021/12/28/not-quiet-on-the-western-front-the-power-of-the-dog-review<a> The film centers on two brothers, Phil (Benedict Cumberbatch) and George Burbank (Jesse Plemmons) in 1925 Montana. They’re wealthy ranchers who are polar opposites. Where Phil is brutal and ruthless, George is kind and quiet. Their relationship splinter
Brothers "Phil" (Benedict Cumberbatch) and "George" (Jesse Plemons) are the bit chalk-and-cheese brothers who own a successful cattle ranch. On a trip to town, "Phil" upsets the owner of the hotel "Rose" (an effective Kirstin Dunst) after he rather cruelly insults her extremely svelte teenage son "Peter" (Kodi Smit-McPhee) who had taken some care to prepare intricate paper decorations for their di
The ending does not match the pacing of the the entire film at all. It's almost abrupt - and not in a terribly satisfying way. It could have been 30 minutes shorter if it did less artful shots of wheat or a horse standing. Or at least for less time. It doesn't even really say anything interesting about it either.
**Full Explanation and Analysis at Spotamovie.com - The Story** - The Power of the Dog, a book written by Thomas Savage in 1967, inspires the film. It’s not your typical western. No guns are involved, but something more complex and psychological. Located in Montana in 1925, two wealthy and different brothers, George and Phil, own a ranch.Their lives change when they meet Rose, a widow, mum to Pete
Jane Campion's direction is top-notch, beautifully shot by Ari Wegner, and Johnny Greenwood's score fits like a soft leather glove. But that script - oh so Hollywood and oh so boring!! I want my 127 minutes back.
FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://www.msbreviews.com/movie-reviews/the-power-of-the-dog-spoiler-free-review "The Power of the Dog is a thought-provoking, deep study of (toxic) masculinity surrounded by exceptional performances and truly stunning cinematography (Ari Wegner). Jane Campion breaks her decade-long directing hiatus, returning with an unconventional take on the western genre packe