Reviews

I honestly went into this not expecting much but it was a pleasant surprise. Heart warming, tragic, emotional and realistic. A story about a man whose just trying to get his life together while battling serious family issues (I won't say anything specific to avoid spoiling it). The trials of humanity, right and wrong vs family.

This film falls inline with many others with Willis in the past couple years. Poor acting, writing and cinematography. The bio is confusing. In the films own description it states "A man implicated in the triple homicide of three Hollywood starlets.." LA talk throughout the film then 6 seconds later Willis is seen in a police station in Tifton, Georgia. Tifton is actually where it was filmed. Was this a goof or is there a portal I missed. Don't waste your time.

John Cusack joins Bruce Willis and Nick Cage in their willingness to have no problem doing a terrible movie for a payday. Subpar from start to finish.

I like they way this "found footage" series was done. Just started it but do prefer the showing of the footage actually being found and the finders view of it. It's a different and unique take on it and a better experience on the viewers side. Being able to witness how someone is affected by finding and seeing the found footage is much better in my opinion than just to see the footage.

A clickbait title and an over all good cast couldn't help this underwhelming series. Some may like it but personally I found it difficult to finish. It's almost as if Apple is trying to fill it's library and not concerned if the content is any good.

Nicholas Cage and Bruce Willis continue to amaze me with their ability to have no shame in doing bad movies for a paycheck. Willis only spent 1 day shooting this movie and it shows. B movie at best. Bad acting, ridiculous plot and they couldn't even get the small things right. At the 1hr5min mark the sheriff picks up a prescription bottle for Willis' character and it shows alprazolam (Xanax) with the dosage at 10mg. Xanax doesn't come in doses higher than 2mg.