Carolynn Roberts

Agree it was lllllloooonnnng in the beginning. Almost gave up. But at 1h15minutes (Tesla scene if you're a non-Tesla EV owner, that was HILARIOUS!) it became interesting. With all the "art niveau" trash on Netflix that are getting good reviews, this was by far better (although seriously not a 5 star by any means and aside from a few brilliant dialog exchanges, this was a bad bad version of any "black/white issue" drama; Guess Who's Come To Dinner is a good standard to set your benchmark... this fell WAAAYYY short), and I'm a seriously tough critic. Reviews shouldn't be political, but I would hazard a guess the 1 and 2 star reviews are from die-hard Trump-supporter Republicans who don't want to acknowledge what their blind support is doing to humanity and society overall in the global scheme of things. When looking at whom it's produced and co-produced by? That influences reviews (how many actually saw the movie?) Yeah... ignore the negative reviews.... they're as valid as dead people casting a vote for Trump. Watch and see for yourself.

Watch with the sound off and closed captioning on. Whomever thought they should add such a ridiculous music track to this story should lose their job and never work in the industry again. Any time we started to get into the story (and it eas an interesting one, done well by the cast), this beyond fromage cheesy "dramatic" music would start and absolutely kill the story. I hope Moore and Portman are furious at being upstaged by bad music. Sincerely hope they re-release without the music.