Hi guys! I watched finders fee (in German Bloddy Numbers; don't know why they changed an English into an English title; whatever this is just a problem of the German version and doesn't get into the vote)
Well a friend of mine recommended this movie. He said it was quite good so I had to watch it by myself.
First of all I liked the minimalastic set situation. It is very nice if a film works only with one location ... and it did. The suspense was good. I always asked myself how the guy while handle this tricky situation. It worked, the film entartained me was not boring ... (didn't like the actors but ... OK).
But then the great final: Avery was not Avery but his brother-in-law Victor (who was called by the main person at the beginning). And thats the point. This doesn't work at all because Avery couldn't know his wallet was found because his brother-in-law caught up the phone call. Well, this is the worst case scenario for a thriller. The pointe fails it function so the hole plot collapse.
I give a 3 to it because of the entertainment it brought to me during the time I watched it ...
Well a friend of mine recommended this movie. He said it was quite good so I had to watch it by myself.
First of all I liked the minimalastic set situation. It is very nice if a film works only with one location ... and it did. The suspense was good. I always asked myself how the guy while handle this tricky situation. It worked, the film entartained me was not boring ... (didn't like the actors but ... OK).
But then the great final: Avery was not Avery but his brother-in-law Victor (who was called by the main person at the beginning). And thats the point. This doesn't work at all because Avery couldn't know his wallet was found because his brother-in-law caught up the phone call. Well, this is the worst case scenario for a thriller. The pointe fails it function so the hole plot collapse.
I give a 3 to it because of the entertainment it brought to me during the time I watched it ...