Watching this movie is kind of like going to a restaurant for the first time. You order comes and not only does the dish look amazing but the portions are huge. Excitedly you take a bite and the food has no flavor.

This movie is as if someone turned one of this hidden object games into a movie. It was interesting while it felt like it was going somewhere but kind of just gives up on it's self. All the information is read between the lines. Lazy ending try's to be romantic in a Bonnie and Clyde kind of way. The

I watched a lot of so la la 2016 movies and didn't know anything about this one. Right from the start I was hooked. The perspective is from that average joe who gets himself deeper and deeper into a mystery and conspiracy. I was thinking about what happens next to him and how he manages to service the next scene. Yes the story was weired, but again it is from the actions of a none- professional. I loved it when he took the time to paint the car windows just to get informed by his "victim": nobody can look in, but you can't look out. Aaron face when he realized his well planned plan you went south was great! The ending was fantastic reminded me of Butch and Cassidy. Great Movie!

While people compared this to Gone Girl, and I can see some similarities for sure, it stands alone. This isn't an overly produced glossy movie. I disagree with anyone that said Aaron Paul did not fit this role or any other negative comment on his part. I think with everything I watch by him he shows his versatility as an actor. Sure, he's best known as the Meth user/maker/dealer from Breaking Bad and that was his big BREAK (pardon the pun), but he's done great in Hollywood action movies like Need for Speed, international movies like Eye in the Sky along side some big names, indie movies like Hellion, and of course his role on the Hulu series The Path. And look back to his pre-Breaking Bad days. Re-watch many, many of those movies and you will see his versatility before some people want to stereo type him as "Jessse Pinkman" forever. He's in more movies and shows that most people realize or remember, and some were major hits. Even if many are bit parts. Now Annabelle Wallis is one of my new favorite actresses. Another person that can demonstrate her versatility. In tis movie alone she stated like a loving girlfriend, a neurotic borderline Bi-Polar personality, bad a**, woman with secrets, etc. She flowed through those parts with grace. I liked some of the side characters as well which brings me to my only draw back of the film. While I like most movies to wrap it up and try not to get all complex for their own good or purposely leave a cliffhanger in case they want to make a sequel. this was a story that would have benefited from a series or at least mini-series. Wallis' character alone deserved more of a back story even if it came later. It could have shown some of her field work and how se got involved. The side characters while did a great job, needed more dimensions. Showing the "black ops" government agencies working in other aspects, the "Russian or international mob" ad their connections, the corrupt officials, friends and family of the main character could have all been explored much more adding more depth to this film. With that being said I still highly recommend this movie for anyone that likes mysteries, drama, and action.