THE ACCOUNTANT (2016) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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First-Time Reaction and Analysis of 'The Accountant' (2016)
Discover key character motivations, analyze the unique portrayal of neurodivergence, and evaluate the intense action sequences in this first-time viewing of 'The Accountant'.
Short Summary
- The film blends action/thriller elements with a nuanced look at an autistic protagonist leading a double life.
- Reviewers praised Ben Affleck's performance and the deep character development built through flashbacks.
- The story explores themes of belonging, moral codes, and the protagonist utilizing specialized skills for legitimate and illicit accounting.
- The reaction offers immediate analysis of the complex plot revolving around financial fraud and organized crime exposure.
This document organizes the viewer's real-time reactions and final review of the 2016 film, The Accountant. It details initial impressions of the main character, Christian Wolf, and evaluates the effectiveness of the action choreography and the narrative structure, particularly in how it handles flashbacks to build character motivation.
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Top Comments (10)
Did you miss that computer voice at the end? That the daughter Justine is the ”mystery” telephone voice. And the puzzle on the wall he finished as a boy, and that he solved it upside down.
33:30 "who is the British lady?" they just showed you, it's the girl that helped him with the puzzle, it's why they show a photo of them together as kids, so you'd know there was more there than that one quick interaction and of course, you hear her use the word "dreamboat" again...
"He's the equalizer, he's Jon Wick... HES THE ACCOUNTANT!!!!!"
Anna Kendrick based her character on her mother, a real accountant who went over the script and explained the maths to her daughter.
The British lady is the girl who handed him the puzzle piece as kids AND the voice that's been helping him the whole time. Friends for life!
“Spent my whole life only recognizing my lucky breaks when they were gone.” Something I bet almost everyone can relate to.
Notice that his "self-therapy" involves exactly what his father had said: MORE bright lights, sounds, etc.
Interesting thing about the puzzle at the beginning that Cassie seems to have missed is that it was face down on a glass table. He did it just by looking at the shapes of the pieces not at the picture.
When The Accountant first came to theaters, one of the employees of our CPA Firm saw it. He convinced the boss to close down for an afternoon and took the whole staff to see it.
"we got a gun? we got a knife? Oooh headshot!" She's not a sweet summer child no more 😂😊
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Top Comments (10)
Did you miss that computer voice at the end? That the daughter Justine is the ”mystery” telephone voice. And the puzzle on the wall he finished as a boy, and that he solved it upside down.
33:30 "who is the British lady?" they just showed you, it's the girl that helped him with the puzzle, it's why they show a photo of them together as kids, so you'd know there was more there than that one quick interaction and of course, you hear her use the word "dreamboat" again...
"He's the equalizer, he's Jon Wick... HES THE ACCOUNTANT!!!!!"
Anna Kendrick based her character on her mother, a real accountant who went over the script and explained the maths to her daughter.
The British lady is the girl who handed him the puzzle piece as kids AND the voice that's been helping him the whole time. Friends for life!
“Spent my whole life only recognizing my lucky breaks when they were gone.” Something I bet almost everyone can relate to.
Notice that his "self-therapy" involves exactly what his father had said: MORE bright lights, sounds, etc.
Interesting thing about the puzzle at the beginning that Cassie seems to have missed is that it was face down on a glass table. He did it just by looking at the shapes of the pieces not at the picture.
When The Accountant first came to theaters, one of the employees of our CPA Firm saw it. He convinced the boss to close down for an afternoon and took the whole staff to see it.
"we got a gun? we got a knife? Oooh headshot!" She's not a sweet summer child no more 😂😊