Collection

Should we ever be so happy, all the criticasters on these pages know exactly how a movie has to be played, how the players have to act and the directors have to direct, without ever showing theirselves and proving they can do better. Simply, watch a movie and leave it if it's not what you expected, or keep watching if it's enternaining you, but keep your thoughts to yourself if you don't have the experience to make a masterpiece yourself!

Messy guys buying off old debts to collect on them and a woman that gets trapped in the middle. The head collector falls for her, and things should get interesting....but they don't.

This watchable film had potential, but just missed the mark. The subject matter was good. The characters could have been better. The coincidences were bad. The overall execution was worse.

From 3rd party collection agencies? NO! Congress enacted the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, a 1977 law that prohibits third-party collection agencies from "harassing, threatening and inappropriately contacting someone who owes money". And if you are getting these robocalls - hang up and block the call like I did and they can't force you to pay. That doesn't mean it won't clear your negative credit rating nor your debt; and i'm not encouraging a 'dodge' but arrange an afordable payment schedule from the original creditor, NOT the collection agency who gets a fee!

As for the film: It's strictly fictionalized entertainment nothing more.

Yes, social, because it focuses on the problems, financial issues, which many Americans have to deal with, debts they have to pay at any cost. Good material which it is easy to talk about. This story is also interesting because of the character depiction, they are not as disgusting as they should be, or as they could have been described in another film speaking of the same topic. Ambivalence is the main word to present this movie; the heroes are ruthless folks pushing poor people to pay their debts with money they don't even have.....Excellent directing skills for this female film maker. A golden gem for me, there are some like these from time to time, those features not necessarily in search of the box office gross. Another film David Ayer's TAX COLLECTOR, recently seen on Netflix and interesting too, but told in another different manner.