I enjoyed Longstreet, which
I enjoyed Longstreet, which I may have missed in the beginning, but it turns out to be the best of his career when it comes to movies. I've seen him in some of the lesser known films I've seen in recent years, like Root, Edge of Tomorrow, and Slower, but this is his best. It's a very "serious" man, with some good acting, some good acting and a good directing style, and I
I enjoyed Longstreet, which made me think I might have missed something. Poor Lizzy Dee has a good voice, but is not singing. I thought she was not central to the story of the film. If I have missed something in the film, please let me know.