Very fun and original. (Don't read if you've not seen.)

Rating: 9/10 (16 December 2019)

Some great talent and good jobs done across the board.
This is a genre that's been done before. Many genres done before. Never felt it so obvious and agitating than when I saw "The Irishman." And I felt it with this, although it didn't bother me so much.
The characters have been seen before in very close proximity to these. Almost cliche. But real people across the board are repetitive and cliche, too.
One element bothered me, though. The blood test of the corpse. I know these characters are under pressure and don't think straight. But I'm not under pressure and I see these things when they come up.
The be-all and end-all of the blood work getting out didn't rest with that one sheet of paper. They could be done again. They were likely in a database. Now these characters might not have thought of that. But it's true.
And then the nurse Marta is confronted by Chris Evans to tell the truth or she will vomit. "So tell me." Logic would dictate that she would then say nothing as she was not under any obligation to say anything, even for optics like in the initial interviews. But she did.
And the final scene's PAYOFF was very good...but the set-up made little sense. Specifically when Chris Evans went after Marta and plunged the knife into her chest...but with a retractable blade.
Very funny! But why would that art piece of many knives have a retractable blade? And most of the knives on it clearly were not such due to the shapes.
But very enjoyable nonetheless. Hope you're reading this AFTER you've seen it, though.