Not entirely terrible.

Rating: 8/10 (7 December 2019)

People have a tendency to overrate such brand of movies and use terms like honest and real while describing it. And yet, the behaviour of the leads are nothing like real human beings. There's the Fight which does show glimpses of that real scenario and not surprisingly it's the best part of the movie. Scarlett J has done her best to make herself as appealing as a non living object and it's Adam Driver who drives the plot when it actually works. Special mention to that one "KNIFE" scene which is the funniest I've laughed in a while. And special mention to the first 40 minutes that has no audio pauses and the ceaseless and pointless blabbering that hurts the mind/ears. Also, the kid is a spoilt annoyance and has too much screen time.