/lit/ - Literature

Thinking of giving The Place Beyond The Pines a second watch.
To be honest, I started watching it because I saw that Mike Patton did the soundtrack (not gonna lie, I enjoy his work), but after 15 minutes or so I completely forgot about it, the narrative made it for me (at least when I watched it a couple of years ago).
In my memory it works like a snippet of American snippet of A Hundred Years of Solitude, minus the magical realism. You get this feeling of watching a fragment of a roller coaster of generational drama.
Again, I haven't watch it in a while, so if someone else has a different vision of it, I would love to hear it.