An unwatchable movie...fashion victims playing aweful stereotypes, none of them likeable or believable, I had the luxury of watching on a DVD, fast forwarding to the end, which still left me feeling I was robbed of minutes I wil never get back...it does not even deserve the one star.

So I give this movie 7. It started as really good and it was entertaining and longer and longer it took this film i was more and more bored. I mean why you kept it going after that busted robbery scene was just stupid. Pretty much it killed the this movie.Soundtrack was amazing. One of the best in years. Shame that this movie was not.

Really don't understand 90 percent of the movie if you want to waste time in your life watch this movie

I had a laugh reading how some people wrote stuff as this was advertised as a Cannes winner or something.It's a thriller with good driving sequences. Sub-genre that has it's rules.That keeps it way ahead of the usual pack is acting. At least 4 actors created great miniatures that the'll be proud to mention even in 10 years.This is why I'm so sorry that Lily James allowed herself to be attached to that stain named "Mamma Mia". This is the caliber that she can actually do. Given the good director who knows his light sculpting (watch her face, compare to "Mamma Mia" - huge difference).Jon Hamm also good, as expected, Ansel Elgort, interesting surprise (for people not in the know it takes a lot of discipline and skill to do that kind of frozen face, but steaming and ready to explode), even Kevin Spacey was good (I don't expect anything from him, ever :-) and Jamie Foxx had his on bats-crazy sub-show (proving that that Oscar wasn't political).The "problem" this flick has is that it is ensemble piece and they never get Oscars since they can't have distinctive "stars' by definition and Academy keeps stubbornly refusing to add ensemble award.