Kelly Reichardt continues to grow as a filmmaker with her latest effort, "Night Moves." While not as gripping as her previous film, "Meek's Cutoff," she draws suspense out of paranoia and subtlety rather than hitting you in the face with a lot of noise. Jesse Eisenberg and Dakota Fanning do some of their best work as two environmentalists who take drastic action trying to make a difference. It's not very heavy on plot or dialogue, but the actors give extraordinary life to their characters and Reichardt is a master of building tension. .

Night Moves was a gripping film, which became unfortunately so in the end when it just kind of ended...I though I was still only half-way through the film when the credits started rolling and was left kind of unsatisfied--which may sound like a bad thing, but it really sets it up for you to work out your own conclusions. Films tend to try and make things too tidy, it's kind of nice to have a more realistic slice of life which may never get resolved and any attempt by the film maker would have seemed half-hearted.

Seen a Preview of the movie wanted to check it out and see, cause it looked good.

I expected more from this moive the ending was a let down.

Worth a look however build up at first is too slow.