Pleasantly Surprised! Very Entertaining!

Rating: 9/10 (22 November 2018)

Not a huge explanation or anything, but I was surprised, although the movie is rated decent, I found it to be much more enjoyable than the ratings suggest.
Spoilers below
A slight critique. The wife used in the movie is way too hot. I'm down for hot chicks in movie roles, but that chick is supernaturally hot, thus giving it an unnecessary fake vibe. Don't get me wrong, I'll take fairy tale wife over something like Point break for instance where we have to pretend that Keanue Reeves is madly into this chick who is unbangable to the vast vast majority of the population.
The info below is just ramble about the actual actions of those involved, rather than any critique's pertaining to the movie.
Aside from Efrain's insane lack of ethics (to say the least), the only thing slightly criminal was selling Chinese ammunition to the US government and disguising it as Albanian or Russian ammo. I theorize the US government was fine being in the dark as to the actual point of origin, but was forced to react when the man heading the workers in charge of repacking all the bullets got stiffed and outed them. I wouldn't be surprised if the US gov. organized it in the first place, however, since when is the government trying to cut down on spending, so who knows?
I take these shows based on true events with a grain of salt, however all of the points that check out make this Effraim guy about as shady of a human being as one can get. Cutting the Albanian workers out of their money is biggest example as to just how bad of a person this Effraim dude is, but to cut your partner out of his 30% and to cut the dozens of workers who slaved to repackage the bullets for however many weeks over a measly 100k (allowing you to make several million more) is beyond criminal. It's one of the worst things I've ever observed. I would have still been pissed if he only ended up paying him the 100k, which was such an insanely low amount as it was, but to stiff the workers is such a shady act and to stiff the workers was so painfully stupid. Oye Vey!
So, the way the movie ends is a mixed bag. I liked that David Packouz didn't have to do jail time and that the sweedish dude paid him his cut in the end (in real life Effraim kept all of the profits and they added Packouz getting a payday). Anways, not really a review, but I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, but the level of crooked by the Effraim dude I found a bit disturbing. I don't even find killers as disturbing.