It's very mediocre but I don't think they could have made this any better. There was nothing special, it wasn't particularly dramatic, thrilling, entertaining or aesthetic; it was just... there. Only made it through the whole movie because Zoë Kravitz is in it. It has a runtime of about 1hr30 but it feels really short because a huge chunk of that time is spent exploring aspects of the movie that lead to nothing whilst leaving out huge gaping plot holes. Quite a cliche where the avaricious billionaire, or soon to be, is hiding a crime and a junior employee somehow gets the better of them. Not the worst movie you could find but it is dull and Zoë Kravitz deserves better acting opportunities than this.
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