Whilst I appreciate the premise, the fact a female CEO wants to stand up against violence against women and the fact that 'whatever it takes' to be successful in this world as a female doesn't mean bending over and taming harassment is a really good point for a movie, especially in todays day and age - this movie fell short.
Why? The acting. It was like a lifetime film. You didn't see the murders, scenes are skipped to allude to the fact someone had died. The acting from almost all the actors involved was subpar at best, so I didn't believe any of it. I wanted to so badly, especially when Julia mentioned changing her idea to women only services because she's worried the protocols aren't good enough and our safety is as risk.
Good concept, poor execution.
Why? The acting. It was like a lifetime film. You didn't see the murders, scenes are skipped to allude to the fact someone had died. The acting from almost all the actors involved was subpar at best, so I didn't believe any of it. I wanted to so badly, especially when Julia mentioned changing her idea to women only services because she's worried the protocols aren't good enough and our safety is as risk.
Good concept, poor execution.