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Rating: Null/10 (2 November 2013)

The film opens to a young George (Jesse James) and his parents Fred (Ray Liotta) and Ermine (Rachel Griffiths). Fred files for bankruptcy and loses everything. Fred tries to instill George with a belief that money is not important. After watching one of my favorite movies of all time "Blow" featuring Johnny Depp. The movie takes place where George Jung a young boy who grew up in the 1970s with his parents struggling and trying to make ends meet. The Mom was a stay at home mom with no income and very little to bring to the table after nagging her husband about making a living for the family. The family goes bankrupt with their business and happens to lose everything and George didn't want that life for his self. George had this friend tuna that worked a job helping as a mover and making little to know money at all if any.
One day as they were working Tuna decided who is now George's friend he wants to start selling marijuana. George was not feeling that but he knew he can make some quick money and possibly live the rest of his life as a rich man. As time began to pass the two of them decide to hook up with Pablo Escobar (Cliff Curtis) who is now one of the biggest cocaine pushers in the state of California who agrees to go into business with George and Diego. After living such lavish life style for about five years smuggling about 15 grams a day for "good faith" the money was good. George life takes a major turn once he gets married and began to settle down a start a family and decides that he is going to put away his large amount of money inside a CD investment into an overseas bank where it had become seized by the police. George goes to jail after wife sets him up by the police he then after violates his probation by running and hiding from the law. He now goes and visits his parents who lives in Massachusetts and have this heart to heart talk with his father his mom calls the Authority on him and have him arrested again.
The film closes with George being an old man in prison, imagining that his daughter finally comes to visit him and conversing with him. She slowly fades away as a guard calls for George indicating that she is not real and just an illusion and how sometimes life can bring on challenges. The film concludes with notes indicating that Jung is still in prison, his sentence not to expire until 2015, and his daughter yet to visit him, with the final imagery being a photograph of the actual George Jung.