Copper Bill

Good, fun performances from Thom Hallum, Dustin Rhodes, Katherine Harris, and Tom Zembrod make this more watchable than it probably should have. Unintentionally convoluted nonsense with an out of left field twist ending that had me laughing harder than I would think the director would want me to. The director shows potential but seemed lost here. The cinematography goes back and forth but overall I would say it managed to impress.

Even with all the negative things I have to say about the movie, I won't deny that there were a few moments that managed to keep me going for the long haul. Every time I felt that the movie would never end and I was getting ready to shut it off something would happen that made me wait it out.

At the end of the day, this is a poorly made movie from almost every angle but there is enough to keep you entertained through the runtime. Don't expect a masterpiece but if you're easily entertained this might be worth it.

Thankfully it was free with ads on Tubi otherwise I would have been upset if I paid to see it. Hard to understand how one could take ideas from other movies and execute them so poorly. That last half hour makes little sense.

How could someone rate this movie a 9 or 10. Nothing is believable Brady is the only character that fits with the movie. These guys are as thuggish as a nun... The plot doesn't piece together at all too many holes...

Seemed interesting at first, plot is disjointed and seems to be evolving on the fly.

Lots of twists at that don't make sense.

Probably don't waste your time watching it.

Ending doesn't make any sense either, you would think someone would have watched it before release and said "uh, this isn't good" Guess not.

There's plenty of plot holes, the acting isn't great, but it managed to keep me watching the entire time. Probably would have rated a bit highest if it wasn't for that ending.