Samuel Raymond

"I care not a lot" This movie had a great thing going for it. Unfortunately the heaping wreckage of the writing behind this made it impossible to pull any semblance of a an enjoyable movie. What's the take away? Do bad things, survive impossible odds, don't be pushed around by anyone, be a ruthless stealing con artist, and take what weaker people could never grasp. So they killed her? What does that impact? She had zero character development. As an example look at Breaking Bad. Do bad things, gain wealth, fulfill life goal, finally death caused by previous actions. However this shaped an immense character profile throughout the show showing the unfulfilling pursuit of material gain. What did this movie show? Don't accidentally get shot after you've played the game as a "fierce" lioness. Highly disappointed. This portrays a misguided message to influential viewers about how the world functions. The end showed her being praised for her efforts splashed all over the media. Asking "How much are you worth??" As for the movies worth.... not a whole lot.