An unecssary 2+ hours of horrific language as well as...

Rating: 1/10 (26 March 2018)

....nearly every white man depicted as: racist, indifferent, weak and in Harrelson's case suicidal. Not one black character had anything but the usual 'To Kill A Mockingbird" cardboard cut outs of 'insight' and 'honesty'.
Had that been the only issues I had with the film I would have rolled with it but what was so galling was the use of such horrible language especially used by Harrelson in front of very young girls depicting his 'daughters' in the film - unconscionable is what that director and actors alike indulged in.
McDormand is full of anger and rage that would have been far better directed at herself - she lost her bum husband, her daughter wanted to move out...she thinks nothing of indulging in violence be it verbal or arson. She was not someone I had any real connection to save for the tragedy that befell her daughter....i.e. it would be hell to have her for a mother or wife in any instance.
The actions by the character played by Sam Rockwell are not even credible in 2017.....throwing someone out of a 2nd story window after physically wrecking that perosn's business - what is this Bull Connors and 1963?
The smaltzy ending as he and McDormand begin their trek to ID to possibly mete out justice on an alleged rapist was too hard to believe...buds now.