Needless backward storytelling

Rating: 3/10 (8 March 2018)

So I just recently watched this having been told it was a 'complex' thriller.
Imagine my disappointment when I discovered it was only 'complex' due to the editing.
The story itself is actually extremely simplistic and were it just edited in sequence there would be no complication about it. The way the editing is done just needlessly complicates it.
We see him shoot someone, it cuts to him meeting someone else, we see that scene play out then it replays the scene but from further back in time, then cuts back to the shooting then cuts back to the meeting from a different angle to then return to the moments before the shooting to then switch back to a moment we haven't seen before until it returns to that scene after showing us the ending of the previous meeting which came after the shooting but before the events leading up to the shooting and after the scene we hadn't seen before.
It then jumps to the scene we hadn't seen before to then come back to the meeting of the shooting before they introduce another scene which shows the reason for the shooting which took place before the meeting we didn't see until the car was stolen...yes there's a stolen car, then the shooting is confused with the meeting before the meeting we haven't seen which led to the car being shot up and the guy chasing him after he'd had his meeting.
With me so far?
The meeting was set up by the guy who was not in the film but was spoken about when he injected his wife with insulin, the shooting happened again though it only actually happened once but the meeting took longer than expected before the insulin injection which killed the wife, or did it? The car which was stolen was not stolen but was stolen, the shooter had a car but decided to kill them anyway and they all lived happily ever after in a tattoo parlour.
Yeah just pseudo intellectual rubbish really. Tried to be far too clever for its own good and it didn't really work i'm afraid to say.
It wasn't complicated, it was clear what was going on and that's the disappointment in this, anyone who's anyone would know exactly what the script was so all the to-ing and fro-ing was just pointless.