An imperfect murder

That was insanely terrible. What was Alec Baldwin thinking? Why the hell did he agree to be in this movie? I bet he was so pissed off after watching the final cut. It literally felt like torture getting through the opening credits and first scene. The trailer totally fooled me. This looked like it was going to be a pretty good movie. Nope! It was the exact opposite. I turned it off about 45 minutes in. I'm surprised I got that far. All this movie consists of is several scenes of drawn out dialogue. Nothing happens in this movie, nothing. Who actually likes movies like this? Do yourself a favor and pass in this one. 1 star 👎👎

So I too was tricked into thinking this would be good based on Alec Baldwin, the way the synopsis was written and Netflix advertising (#blah blah blah of Netflix today). And just like other people on here - about 20 minutes in I came to IMDB to see what have I gotten myself into and there it was - a score of 3. An accurate score of 3 and I don't even remembered how it ended.

This film is like watching several unconnected short films that are all unfinished. There is no engagement, suspense, or even any sense in it. The operatic opening doesn't make much sense, and the murder is just a side plot. I just don't understand why this film was made.

The acting in this slow, pointless film was very good, but I feel like I wasted 72 minutes I'll never get back. The film was disjointed. I expected things to pull together in the end like Pulp Fiction, but I was left wondering, "What the heck?" Why the dinner with her mother? Why the scene with the grandfather? Why the scene with his friend? Why did anyone write this movie? Why did I think this was going to hold my interest? Bypass this film and read a good book.

If you are an Alec Baldwin fan, he's in the movie for about 3 minutes. Wasted money and time.