The Vidiot Reviews....

Rating: 6/10 (13 February 2018)

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Without roadside billboards out of control vehicles would just careen into an empty farmer's pasture.
Luckily, the small-town in this drama has an excess of advertisement opportunity.
Fuming over the fact that the local sheriff (Woody Harrelson) still hasn't arrested any suspects in the rape/murder of her teenage daughter 7-months ago, Mildred (Frances McDormand) purchases ad space on three billboards and uses them to taunt the sheriff and his inept and racist deputy (Sam Rockwell).
Messing with the authorities, however, only brings the hammer down harder on Mildred, her family and her friends. Fortunately, everyone else in Ebbing is as fed up with the law enforcement as her.
In spite of its many strong performances and complex script that blends comedy with tragedy, this fictitious narrative comes off slightly unrealistic, malicious and almost laughable at the end.
Besides, to really distract drivers from the road you need 3 digital billboards. Yellow Light