Dutch

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.

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

Start with a decent premise and good looking cast but the devil is in the details. Wardrobe and sets were college level. His beginnings as a car thief could have played into the finale. The sexual tension between Dutch and his lawyer was without purpose. The cars were nice but why the choices? Everything was underdeveloped more time on development and research could have made stars of the leads.

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.

I had a hard time keeping focus on this one lol. The writing was not subtle at all and came off predictable, uninspired, and unoriginal. There was no genuine sense of suspense because all the details were being shown right to audience rather than allowing us to gain perspective through watching the narrative unfold. More episodic then cinematic, the ending in particular. The pacing and tone of the film wasn't handled quite that well. Acting from all involved is below average to barely solid. Though film looks/sounds to have been made from a competent technical crew it still doesn't feel like it was executed well. Music/score rouse no emotion and camerawork is just basic. Filmmaker attempted to make a stylish crime drama but turned in a rather mediocre addition to the genre.