Inherit the Viper

Fear the Viper or inherit the viper ... there may be another title for this in the country you are hailing from ... and are watching this of course. But it seems like the viper remains ... as is the poison of said snake. Sometimes you kind of know what to expect, I reckon.

But even so, it may not mean that you can be fully prepared. I'd say this is quite predictable when it comes to the fate or where the road leads for our main characters. That being said, it is still more than decent. Even if it didn't really grab me as much as I think it had the potential to do ... especially the impact certain things are supposed to have. The acting is more than solid and the cinematography was really good too. It just felt like it was missing something special to put it over the top ...

I did and this is no where near true. Some parts, the devastating losses and deaths but idk meeting a kid in a field for two bottles of pills and get handed a supposed duffel bag full of cash. First of all I don't care if those pill bottles had 100 oxy 80's each, that would still only be able 15 thousand dollars. So enough to fill a duffel bag? Nah I don't think so. The kid that got injected when he was murdered by Josie? It takes a lot longer for someone to shoot a drug and feel the effects. It's not boom, needle in arm in 1 second.

I'm still waiting for a good opioid epidemic movie that just captures the true story of it. Something about Florida's oxycontin express, the pill mills in browsed county, deaths, arrests, shady doctors. Not just the addicts of it. We need a good movie to show the full story.

This was a good try but yeah it's obvious the director/writer whoever didn't really understand this world.

The story doesn't develop the background of the three siblings much, so I don't really feel for them at all. The story isn't so engaging either. I felt rather bored by it.

I was pleasantly surprised when I started watching this movie. I was not expecting anything and 15 minutes into it I was interested in what would happen next. Not a fast movie or great action, but more of dark picture in the life of opioids dealing family, a subject not depicted on-screen often. The actors work with what they have, no Oscar performance but also no one that makes you cringed(FYI Josh Hartnett has the Kristen Stewart problem, has the same face regardless of the scene, but the story was written in a way that he did not have to).

The big plus of the movie is the direction. Too often movies are forgettable soon after you have watched them. This movie I will remember how it started, the middle and how it ended, which is a testament to the director.

I had to give it a try seeing who the leads were, terrible plot. Slow agonizing story comes to an un-climactic and unrealistic finish.