Could've cut it if it were a parody film

Rating: Null/10 (5 June 2020)

The trailer looked intriguing, so I thought - let's go. But half a way through e I was already fast-forwarding some scenes.
The script and plot twists were very unrealistic and amateur. The lines got cheaper and cheesier with every scene, ending up being reduced to some quasi-Disney dogmatic remarks such as "you are a good person, that's why you won". Need I say that the template PC homage was way too in your face.
The characters. Craig was overacting so hard that it really made me wonder whether I am watching a Little Britain-esque whodunnit parody. The accent was no good either - the "aarhhrs" and "eerhrs" sounded as if he'd briskly rehearsed them over a lunchbreak. The rest of cast was pretty good, but then they were all pretty much playing themselves - a Hispanic female, a snug young professional, the senior female of the family. Very relatable and very generic roles.
Now onto the last discrepancy that really sent the movie out of the window. The accents were British, the architecture was British, and yet, the cars (number plates, steering wheel) were European/American, US foreign policy was debated over dinner table. How much lousier could a production possibly be?!
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