Like one long ipod commercial

Rating: 5/10 (4 November 2018)

While it certainly had its moments, at its core this is a getaway movie heavily focused on its soundtrack. The music itself seems to come from a specific period of maybe 1960s r&b, and its all decent enough but personally i think it makes a poor substitute for dialogue, since i signed up for a movie and not a music video.
Some of the characters were okay, but mostly everyone was puzzled as to why our protagonist spoke very little. I was too. Ironically they couldve cut out some dialogue that just seemed repetitive in like of his character. Its like the dialogue thats used in other dramas to tell the viewer what to expect from a character, and then that same pattern keeps continuing throughout the entirety of the film.
Overall, decent but nothing too exceptional. The driving sequence in the first 10m was the best part of the film and the rest failed to live up to that one by any measure.