Inherit the Viper

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.

Not any good? The acting aint bad. The story aint particularly bad either, although it is all over the place, with too many characters and too many storylines to become a focussed drama.

The bad: it is simply a bit of a tedious watch. Nothing worse than getting bored...

This movie was surprising good and one of the best thriller I've seen in a long time. The ending was gripping and will lead you to all kinds of emotions. The acting between the three main character was outstanding. Hollywood these days have been making unoriginal story lines, remakes and super heroes fantasy movies which I can barely sit through an entire movie. However, I sat through this one compelled at the plot and twist. It was original and great. I'm just baffled why the rating is so low and why there isn't that much reviews. Definitely give this one a watch if you love the crime thriller genre.

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 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.