Deep in It

Some reviews are misleading. I believe it is producer and so called actors who wrote those reviews. I cam to IMDb and i found it has very good ratings so i decided to watch it. From the beginning i knew something is wrong. I came back to IMDb and i notice the high ratings was because number of voters less than 40. Very very bad acting and even the voices seems to be recorded separately and plotted like dubbed ! Again, I believe good reviews are either from the crew or it is someone who fell into the trap and want everyone to suffer. My advise that this a 90 minutes gone from your life for nothing, literally!

To make a film on you tube, and one might say youre deep in it, but my grumpy old mind read ''dippin it'' expecting far more than was made in here.

Its a hold on to your camera and run kinda homemade feature length drillerfriction with actors far beyond the premier league of the guild, the mains eyes appears more like a supercomedian than a robby hudlum cracking safes in long beach cal. The arms used feels far more real than the fixed bams in usual thrillers, i bet they used real guns due to lack of fake stuff.

Its a film that you get a bad feel from at once, and if you may endure the whole way through then youre family for sure. The story is very generic, the caracters just as well, and the production flaws of sound micmac and the camerahandlers shadows just screams amateur.

Even though my grumpy old ideas about filmaking they shall have 3 stars for the guts to try, maybe better in future projects.

Not a dull moment! I liked the cast, they seemed real. Obviously, there is violence and implied violence, but we also get to see some character development. The movie is not afraid to make fun of the usual action cliches, I felt like some of it was tongue-in-cheek. This is not a movie for your grandparents, though.

The cop character, played by Patrick Greene, is particularly relatable. He has a child-like vulnerability behind a tough exterior. I wasn't completely sure about the big bad guy, who sometimes was just a bit much -- how evil can you be? But overall this is a roaring tale of fall and (maybe) redemption.

I'm familiar with the executive producer of this film, his name is Klou he's a platinum music producer from the Master P's No Limit camp so I wasn't sure he could have the same success with movies but I was truly surprised, this movie was really good! It reminded me a little of "Training Day" The opening scene was intense, it had me on the edge of my seat....the lead actors that played Kevin Hunter and Frank Mazetti were pretty good! They both were deep in it from the start. The title held up well. The negative was that some of the other actors could have been better but non the least it didn't hurt this film at all, the storyline which was really good kept me engaged throughout and for a B movie I was surprised of that. The sound quality and the music score was as good as a big budget studio film, and that I wasn't surprised of knowing who the music producer was. I would recommend this film in a heartbeat, it's worth every penny, I'll definitely watch it again.

This is an engaging story with a surprising twist. It kept me on the edge of my seat. While we were watching the movie, the soundtrack sounded WAY better than what is expected for an indie film. Kevin's sacrifice for his family is what captured my attention. I feel like a little more detail could've been paid to Max's dialogue but all of the characters are relatable. Frank and Kevin were stuck in a rut from the beginning. Every character has their place in this movie which helps add to the overall story. Its's a down to earth movie with with down to earth people.

We will watch it again and I personally recommend it.