Dutch

As much as I want to support this movie I simply cannot.. I read the books. This movie could've had so much potential!!! The acting was beyond low-budget. I know the production company didn't have Hollywood dollars but geesh they had enough to pay Lance!!

The story doesn't even begin to describe Dutch.. I wonder if they involved the author in this script. I won't say don't watch at all but I will say watch at your own risk of boredom and falling asleep!!!

If you won't commit to making these great book series worth watching LEAVE THEM ALONE!!! I would rather remember the story and visualize the words than see it put on screen half-a****

The movie has seriously poor acting, but it has a good story. I watched to the end, but it was painful sometimes.

What a load of tripe, while the main actors seem to know what they were doing; the rest of the crew looked like they were reading from a teleprompter, and badly at that.

Sometimes these also ran productions are just bad. Using retold stories that were not that interesting the first time around.

Save yourself some time and give this one a miss.

Waited a long time to finally check this out only to be disappointed. Still hard to take Lance Gross seriously as a gangster. He has too much of a nice guy vibe from his House of Payne days and whipped husband he played in Tyler Perry's Temptation flick.

This story simply made no sense from start to finish, and especially the ending. It was pretty bad. Don't waste an hour and a half on this one. You've been warned.

The plot is basic, sometimes grotesque and some plot points and visuals decisions are empty of sense or direction.

This movie suffers of many mistakes in his "pre-production", the cast do his best to save their characters and they do it really well.

Special mention to Malcolm David Kelley, always looking natural and maybe still not aware about his excellents skills.