It was entertaining for the first 2 hours but then took a hard turn to

Rating: 2/10 (20 August 2017)

the left. The scene where Firth descends and proceeds to wipe out all the congregants at the rural church in KY was rife with all the 'left coast' totems. In particular were gay marriage and abortion. Of the two it was the abortion issue that was the worst.
Imagine a bunch of impressionable kids going down to the movie theater and suddenly having this propaganda that, regardless of the extreme absurdity of the script, it's meritorious to kill pro-life advocates - I can assure you that was the intent of both the director/writer Martin Vaughn and the co-writer Jane Goldman.
It never ceases to amaze me those who advocate this barbarity (abortion) never ask themselves where they would be had their mother elected to abort them - no that's never in the discussion.
Firth must need the money or he's another lost soul heading for an eternity of eternal regret. Even sadder was watching Michael Caine who in the original 'Alfie', which he starred in way back in 1966, at that pivotal scene he (Caine) comes face-to-face what he has forced upon his girl friend Gilda, played by Julia Foster, an abortion and the honesty in Caien's/Alfie's face as he considers the evil of the act.
Now it's fast forward to 2014 a mere 48 years later and oh man is Michael Caine cool as a cucumber in this mess.