Maybe they should have added more bad actors

Rating: 3/10 (10 June 2019)

I'm not sure what to make of Brie Larson. Did she make a deal with the devil? Her monotone voice, flat delivery, expressionless face, and inability to convey emotion should be working against her, but strangely, people keep throwing acting roles at her. Is there anyone in the world who is excited to see a film because Brie Larson's name is attached to it? If so, I would like to meet these people and ask them: What is your deal? As bad as she is, there are even worse actors in this dud, namely John Ortiz, whose acting skills are simply dreadful. Samuel L. Jackson's natural intensity might have saved this film, but he's a machine gun firing off his mouth over every little thing, trying to pump some life into into a plot that makes less sense the more you think about it. The only saving grace is John C. Reilly, who understands his role inside and out; he is the only human being in the film.