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In the tradition inspired by another Inmate, I took one for the inmates and saw it last nite.

Posted by jeffreybehr on June 27, 2019 at 13:20:56:
All just my opinion, of course...

It was too long, too violent, and too complicated, as in everyone was double-crossing the good guys--if one can find any in this movie--the bad guys, and anyone else they could find.. The only consolation was a little T&A and seeing the attractive Sasha Luss who seemed to suffer from misdirection occasionally.. Helen Mirren (and the director, of course) overplayed her role, but Cillian Murphy was fun to watch.

If you like to watch modern movie violence, this would be an OK excuse for overpaying for popcorn and soda.
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