Nightcrawler (2014) by Dan Gilroy (REVIEW)

Dark and cruel drama/thriller in which the main role we can also say the only role is played by Jake Gilangho. He plays a role of a young man and a smart guy who lives in LA and struggles to survive financially. Accidentally one day encounters a road mishap and then meets a cameraman who works as a freelancer for TV stations and later sell the crime videos from the tapes for money.

This encourages Lu in his own specific way to get the needed equipment so that he can start working on the same job as the cameraman.

Lou’s character is a little bit difficult to watch because it is totally calculated and almost emotionless, has a very specific way of speech and behavior that probably greatly describes people who are “loners”.

As is expected of such a man, nothing can stand in his way that will stop him from getting money so he can buy the needed equipment.

The movie duration is around two hours, the first hour is very slow, but the second hour of the movie was good and I liked it, nice ending for a movie.

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