The film opens with Julian Moore-Cook in the Woodrow State Bank in a failed bank robbery holding a hostage (Ellie Bindman). The hostage claims to be 16 year old actress-singer named Madison Jones with daddy issues. The film flip-flops from the bank scene to flashbacks.

I imagine there was a point to the film other than a 16 year old attempting to explain chaos theory as quantum theory. Not really entertaining. I must have missed something.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

I think they spent more money on the opening sequence than the actual movie.

None of this movie was remotely close to any reality.

The first scene was literally 15 minutes. From the look and feel of it, it was likely shot in the UK with British actors trying to speak with American accents, but then sometimes there were British accents, so it was all too confusing. But since they never really let you know where this is taking place you have to guess. Every shot was either inside or in a really tight closeup or using shallow depth of field so we can't see it was shot in the UK. This was a poor attempt to recreate Pulp Fiction.

It was so irritating to watch. They had constant sirens going in the background during the main location with lights flashing, but nothing was ever established, due to the low budget, so nothing made much sense.

The special effects were hilarious and the writing was like an excerpt from a BLM Blogspot, but in the end, it wanted to be too many things at once. NOTHING was believable.

I don't know if this was a comedy or what, but it was 100% embarrassing.

SKIP THIS FOR GOD SAKES!!

Thoroughly enjoyed this. Good classic story, very good dialogue and all actors did very well. They were well cast. The film is somewhat long but that did not bother me at all because it grasped my attention to the end. Highly recommended!