O Plano de Milhões

The trailer for this movie is a bit misleading. The film is definitely a riot, I laughed out loud at least a dozen times. But the theme of honesty is really powerful. There are some scenes that really stuck with me, like when George and Martin are discussing immigration or the Sofia character is talking about her gender. They really hit me in the gut - I wasn't expecting that. What also amazed me was how much I felt for characters that I initially thought were really hateful individuals (thinking of Buck or George here). A very original screenplay and wonderfully directed with a perfect cast. The Bitcoin angle did not interest me as much as it would some other people - hence 8/10 instead of 10/10.

They say they are supposed to be using sodium pentemax, which is made up its sodium pentethol that is used as a truth drug is what would make you behave like they do. The main character mentions he is using sodium pentemax a truth drug around 51 mins into the film. Sodium pentathol has been used as a truth drug for decades. I hope this helps the guy asking what drug they were using, don't mean to offend but it was the main premise of the film and if you missed that then you wasn't listening or watching the film properly so you probably shouldn't rate it in the first place, OK film think I'm just sick of the relentless low budget films released this year because of covid, they postponed a lot of films because of covid but in the 2 years since it all started there has been endless films based around covid or a ficticous virus, like they knew about trhe pandemic before it happened, most films take years of planning before filming yet a covid related film was released every few months on average during the pandemic???? Yet were still waiting for films like the new Dr strange movie that's been completed just not released!

Decrypted is a riot. I don't think I'm giving anything away by saying it's an NSA mission to take down bitcoin that goes horribly wrong. That's in the synopsis all over the place. But it's so much more than that. You've got all these kind of twisted characters who are forced to come clean about their prejudices and discuss them. Exactly what isn't happening in the world right now. But it's no done in any kind of preachy way. It's constantly entertaining and really funny. I laughed out loud seven or eight times. And I was in a bad mood when I sat down to watch it. Brilliant stuff.

Starts off quirky and slightly promising. Rapidly descends into cheap caricature and woke drivel. Now I have to give this review more characters than it deserves.

Very funny and thanks to Sodium Pentothal, told a lot of truth about how people feel about racism, homophobia, sex workers and everything else in this crazy world.