The movie itself at first, appeared to be difficult to understand and follow through until you've passed the first 30 minutes of the movie. Eventually, it finally clicked and when it did, I had to view it again from the beginning to appreciate the movie.
I feel that you have to look at the gritty details of the story line, such as how Sandi is related to what happened, what competing dealer is working with Colin Farel, and you really have to connect the dots to enjoy the movie. Watching it the first time you won't be able to do this. But once you get to understand the interrelationship with the various characters in the movie, then it's brilliant.
I rate it a 7/10 because of the excessive swearing. I know that cops or guys are portrayed as f-bombing as a part of normal conversation, but I didn't think this was really necessary -- however looking through it, I think it's a brilliant movie with various stories that are interwoven together and different conflicting relationships within the main characters and would recommend it.
I feel that you have to look at the gritty details of the story line, such as how Sandi is related to what happened, what competing dealer is working with Colin Farel, and you really have to connect the dots to enjoy the movie. Watching it the first time you won't be able to do this. But once you get to understand the interrelationship with the various characters in the movie, then it's brilliant.
I rate it a 7/10 because of the excessive swearing. I know that cops or guys are portrayed as f-bombing as a part of normal conversation, but I didn't think this was really necessary -- however looking through it, I think it's a brilliant movie with various stories that are interwoven together and different conflicting relationships within the main characters and would recommend it.