Diana Hoagland

The ONE night we didn’t have our kids around, we chose this movie. Unfortunately, we lost 2 precious hours and 14 minutes we could have spent enjoying anything other than this. While refreshing to see Adam in a dramatic role, none of the characters had redeemable qualities. There was no development, no growth - only a series of bad decisions underscored by a pulsating soundtrack and copious use of F bombs. While I am a huge fan of a well-placed curse word to get the point across, this seemed like filler because the writers couldn’t come up with better dialogue. It was disappointing and just bad, especially after all the hype. Maybe I’ve grown up and the premise of a protagonist self-destructing is no longer interesting. Whatever this is, it is not entertaining. Save yourself.