Two wasted hours

Rating: 1/10 (19 September 2018)

Usually, when there's a crime involved in a movie, it gets solved by the end. You at least know what happened. But apparently, this really isn't about the crime at all. This one seems to be about a small town where police and angry citizens can be as foul-mouthed and violent as they like without legal consequences. In real life, where I come from, there are always legal consequences to violent behaviour. I didn't find any of it funny and I found a lot of it really stupid and pointless, like when Mildred fire-bombed the police station. There was also no good reason for Willoughby to shoot himself in the head, either. What a cowardly and mentally cruel thing for a cancer patient to do to his family. And the one person I honestly wish Dixon had shot was his drunken, narcissistic mother just to shut her up for once and for all! And then there was the ridiculous "phone rang" ending. I wasted two hours of my life waiting for that?! I will never understand what all the critical acclaim was about because I didn't see a nanosecond of entertainment value in this whatsoever.