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Faiz D Better than expected Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 05/13/25 Full Review Artur M One of bests movie , reeally like watching it Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 03/13/25 Full Review Ben N Premise was good, but the movie could not keep it together. After the pivot to New Orleans, the plot thickened. It seemed interesting at first, but once the scene shifted toward the auto racing, it took a quick detour. The plot unraveled, becoming unrealistic. The third act was unrewarding and felt like a cheat after the better writing in the 1st and middle acts. Overall a disappointment of a film with good acting and a good setup. Rated 1.5/5 Stars •  Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars 01/05/25 Full Review Dflo 4 It has to be the laziest writing ever. I genuinely expected there to be some unexpected turn in second half of the movie. It turned out to be a romcom but with no comedy. The real con in this movie is the time you waste watching it. Rated 1/5 Stars •  Rated 1 out of 5 stars 01/04/25 Full Review Audience Member I liked it despite its flaws. the twists & turns were a bit if a stretch but I was willing to ket go & enjoy them. Smith & Robbie were surprisingly charming together. In a season of dark bloodletting serious junk out there, this was a little bit of fun. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 01/04/25 Full Review Zy S The twists and tactics are a bit too surreal for the theme this movie was going for. The chemistry between Mr. Smith and Mrs. Robbie wasn't bad, but could have been better. The movie invested a lot of screentime into it and there was enough intimacy but there wasn't really enough emotion. Not enough smiling and laughing during conversation, which is arguably more important for more immersion into the romance of the two. This movie should have just had Will Smith play a cold heartless mob boss that robbed people at gun point instead of these unrealistic mind games and impossible pickpocketing. It just breaks immersion when you have so much surrealism in a movie that's supposed to be realistic. I feel like the directors tried to use Will's charismatic smoothness to "smoothly" pickpocket, or gamble, and... I didn't appreciate the bridge. It would have been better to just introduce an evil, darker, and more violent side from Will to make it more believable, and aid in immersion, even if it meant going outside of Will's main comfort zone. Directors also relied too much of Margot's charisma and attractive appearance for the chemistry between the two, as aforementioned her role needed more smiling and laughing while talking with Will. The sensual scenes were good but lacked emotional depth. She did a good job with her scene of emotional devastation, but there wasn't enough connection with Margot's character at that time to connect with her. Will had too much screentime. There wasn't enough internal struggle between Will and Margot either during the film when they were re uniting. I think the director realized this and made it appear that Margot wasn't going to show up to meet Will by having her come late, but that's not internal struggle with re uniting, that's a cheap attempt at trying to elicit a connection between the audience and Will, and it didn't work, at least not with me. And it didn't work with me because, as aforementioned, there wasn't any internal struggle for there to be a buildup for emotion during that scene. Overall, poor use of actors, and weak development. This could have easily been a 5/5 movie. More emotions from both characters during ordinary conversation, less surreal pickpocket tactics and more violent robbery tactics, more development and screen time on Margot's character prior to the scene she's abandoned, and more internal struggle between Margot's and Will's character when Will tried to reunite. Wasted masterpiece. Rated 2.5/5 Stars •  Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 01/01/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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