Chad Schmidt

proves that money can do anything. This didn't seem ground breaking at all and seemed to be an attempt to one up the jump done 2 years prior by felix baumgartner. It was over dramatic to say the least and made it sound like nothing like this had ever been done before instead of saying the same thing was done from very slightly lower.

The film was not the amazing masterpiece I was reading about. It was very early when I realized it wasnt going to give subtle jabs at racial tensions but instead, slap any racial discrimination stereotype in one movie without any regard for how lazy it makes the writing seem. Once they get to the family home, the tensions add with the parents uneasy judgements. Then Jeremy the brother gets introduced with a completely different accent than the rest of the family, making the plotholes thicken. The racial obsession continues through the rest of the movie. The community is never given a reason for their obsession but instead, it's assumed that this is something that just happens in white communities. The ending is very short with the dissapointment of having no suspense due to every antagonist being an easy defeat againt the main character.