
Cineworld Unlimited members were treated to a preview screening of the new drama War Pony. Actor Riley Keough makes her directorial debut in this sensitive drama about two Oglala Lakota brothers imagining a new life beyond the boundaries of the Pine Ridge Reservation where they live.
We've compiled a few choice reactions from Twitter and presented them here, indicating why War Pony needs to be on your movie-going radar.
It was a really good film overall. Very impressive story and performances from the entire cast. Shocking story at the same time, my eyes were very glued to the screen feeling very keen on knowing what will happen next. Overall Score: 8.5/10! Grade: A-! Well Done Everyone!!! 😁🐎
— James Acraman (@JamesAcraman) June 6, 2023
Brilliant movie, so compelling and heartbreaking. Jojo Bapteise Whiting & LaDainian Crazy Thunder were amazing. Especially loved Bill’s defiance & the perseverance of all the characters. It’s beautifully shot too.
— Colleen (@Colleeena) June 6, 2023
War Pony made me cry both devastatingly sad tears and happy ones
— Rach (@Fake_Shemp_) June 7, 2023
The vista views of America were beautiful on the big screen pic.twitter.com/cg1jkPgGHP
I really enjoyed it, the two leads were captivating - especially Jojo Bapteise Whiting who was incredibly charismatic. A slow burn that is upsetting at times but also uplifting & hopeful. I love that we are starting to see more indigenous stories come to both big & small screens.
— Jen (@Jenn_fer_A) June 6, 2023
A slow burn film that wraps you in from its tense second half. I was very glued to the screen. The film is shrouded in glimmers of despair and tragedy but it ends on a hopeful note. Loved hearing Cone and Get Your Love near the end. A very grounded story and performances. 4/5.
— Matt The Critic (@matt_the_critic) June 6, 2023
If you missed the screening, then War Pony is on release at selected Cineworld cinemas from June 9th.
Your next Unlimited screening is the riotous Jennifer Lawrence-starring comedy No Hard Feelings. The Hunger Games star plays a cash-strapped Uber driver on a mission to bring a gawky teenager out of his shell – with memorably disastrous consequences. The movie screens in advance on June 19th, so we look forward to seeing you there.
Can't bear to miss out on all these exciting preview screenings? For less than the price of two tickets per month, you can enjoy advance access and lots more perks via your Unlimited membership. Click the link below to find out more and sign up.