Echo Boomers

Poorly written and haphazardly directed dreck. Patrick Schwarzenegger and Michael Shannon are passable but the other actors are awful. Slowly paced and boring, its 94 minutes seemed like 940. Avoid.

This movie was rated a 6 for the HD quality of the movie especially low budget type B production. It had a good plot and some factual basis for the story line. However, the acting was only acceptable, not good or great perhaps better story boarding or directing might have helped.It had draw power with the likes of Michael Shannon and (fans of) Lesley Ann Warren. The story line was not fluid enough to make a sort of glued to your seat watching a thriller. If the movie was re-edited and was more fluid, I would give it higher ratings. Again, I must commend the people who did the camera work. If you have the time watch it to understand how many people now feel and try to live a life of entitlement-this was accomplished in the movie.

This film was supposed to appeal to our masses. Lucky I think very different from others in my generation.

The movie as whole portrays a group of young adults who are struggling in society/financially and decide to rob houses to get by. The movie at first seems interesting but after awhile it gets kind of slow and boring. The cast (which has plenty of good actors) is left squandered in this with cheesy dialogue. The film also feels low budget and visuals weren't anything great.

Overall Just wasn't fan of this B-movie, the only type of people this appeases to is teenagers to young adults who find movies like this "rad". Most older adults won't enjoy this at all.

Not a bad movie. This is a great example of a movie where having a veteran actor who everyone knows makes a big difference -- I wouldn't have watched or even liked this is Michael Shannon wasn't in it.

Fascinating, dialogue-rich crime drama, based on a true story, centered on five disillusioned graduates who plunder and destroy in protest against the previous generation. Yes I recommend it. James Welch Henderson, Arkansas 3/20/2021