Nice try, Netflix. But focus on quality instead of quantity.

Rating: 5/10 (8 January 2019)

The best of Netflix's feature films so far, but it still falls short of a good, quality motion picture. Even the likes of Sandra Bullock and John Malkovich couldn't save the poorly-written script, scant of plot, character development and clear direction.
It is obvious that Netflix's only business plan is to crank out as much original programming as possible with a "name-brand" cast & crew. There is absolutely no regard at all for quality programming. Their money would be better spent on licensing agreements with studios that have programming people want to watch (you know, the stuff on Netflix that the subscribers actually watch).