Get Low (2010)
Directed by Aaron Schneider
A movie spun out of equal parts folk tale, fable and real-life legend about the mysterious, 1930s Tennessee hermit who famously threw his own rollicking funeral party... while he was still alive.
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Walt Kowalski recalls previous Eastwood roles in the Dirty Harry movies, Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby, among others.
Director Aaron Schneider did the enjoyable Get Low and does unspectacular work here amid Greyhound’s cramped, limited spaces, but one assumes Hanks had a good share of influence over what we see on screen.
Directed by Aaron Schneider ("Get Low").
Though certainly back-loaded with digitally-assembled mayhem in its second half, much of Aaron Schneider’s (Get Low) sophomore feature is far more of a claustrophobic chamber piece, focused on the minutia of a crew attempting to intercept and evade their attackers.
If certain elements of Tom the Hero feel familiar by now — the furrowed brow, the quiet strength — director Aaron Schneider (Get Low) takes care to strip down nearly everything around him.
Instead, Schneider (“Get Low”) puts his head down and gets right to work.
Director Aaron Schneider, who last directed 2009's "Get Low," and cinematographer Shelly Johnson consciously place the camera in the thick of the action, moving it quickly around the ship.