Difficult to Believe

Rating: 6/10 (27 December 2016)

Giving it 6 out of 10 (even though I did not watch the whole thing) because some people might consider this point to be picky, but... Watching dialogue between the two main characters was too difficult knowing that the one had broken the other's arm and that the matter was not prosecuted. Maybe they should have included some justification for letting that slide? Maybe it could have been funny, but the way it is presented seems ridiculous to me. Also, it was difficult to follow. I got the impression the private investigator was crooked but that was not clear to me from the discussion between him and the elderly female client. Also, it seemed heavy on the political correctness. Like a corrupt White Knight, the tough guy goes around breaking other men's faces and arms for their crimes against females. And the wimpish PI answers to his daughter. I suppose the breaking of the PI's arm (without recourse) could appeal more to women/females as well. And that's the way it is, according to me.