The Order

Nicholas Hault ate in 'The Menu' and served in 'The Order'. I'm never using those terms again, the same way I'm never rewatching this. Based on true events, we see Jude 'Law' (the FBI), track down a white supremacist group, who unfortunately seem way too pleasant. However, the dialogue and certain performances do boil under your skin, intensified by the stark, silent, and still, 'shots'. Unlike the pace that persistently froze in between almost repetitive key events. Events that piqued my interest and ears. Both the cinematography and haunting score reminded me of 'Long Legs'. On the whole, it's a great vehicle with sluggish driving.

A terrific film that shows the truly frightening intentions of far right extremist groups.

I thought this film looked great from the moment I saw the trailer. I mean Jude Law and Nicholas Hoult in a film together as the protagonist and antagonist, what more could you want.

Great movie. Underrated and under appreciated. Amazing story telling from both sides. Very good acting. Subpar ending, but hard to come up with a better way to end with the matter at hand.

What a cool and incredible story. Love this. Cool plot and so many awesome characters developing over time. Some small plot twists but the story is incredible.

jude law was fanfuckingtastic. scarce use of gunfights, but when they are used you can really feel their impact. pretty mellow and almost introspective at times. cool cinematography, mainly thanks to the locations, but there’s some nice camera work and lighting. ost was effective

A very nice surprise and a solid movie