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Jason Bateman is one of my favorite actors because he has such incredible range from comedy to drama. Why he would ever agree to make this movie is a mystery that will never be solved. Surely he is making plenty of money from Ozark residuals to not have to make this piece of trash.

Literally the worst movie I have seen in years. Just imagine every predictable persona and storyline you have ever seen, throw them in a blender, and now you don't need to watch this crap.

The premise is not believable, there is no chemistry between any of the characters, the dialogue although predictable still seems forced.

Stunned that trash like this gets made. Not a single moment of good acting, writing, directing, or cinematography. It felt like watching a movie made by grade schoolers who were told "write a story about guns, gangs, stereotypes, and cars" and this is what came out. Imagine all the good that could be done with the money spent making this drivel. Anyone associated with it should request to go "uncredited" so they don't ruin their careers. If you have a choice between doing laundry and watching this movie, do the laundry. You will feel much better at the end and you won't wonder why you wasted 1 hour, 26 minutes and 35 seconds of your life.

Shocked how trash like this gets made. There must be so much money sitting in Hollywood studios that a script this bad actually gets a green light. Not a single relatable character, just dripping with tired stereotypes and worn out plot lines. Did Covid melt all the creativity away from writers? Even when there was a presumedly suspenseful scene, it was so predictable that I was tempted to fast forward past the obvious. No wonder so many people believe they can make it as a successful actor or writer. When they see something this bad, they must be thinking "surely I can act / write / direct better than THAT!"