Schemes in Antiques

This movie is a bland, unoriginal mess of a film if you could call it that. The cinematography was mediocre, jutting from direction to direction from place to place. The quality felt lacking, and while it does run at a solid HD resolution, it feels very unprofessional in close-ups, with tons of motion blur. Although I did enjoy the clever transitions. The plot is any ting but creative. Stupid plot twists, character deaths, without any weight to the characters. As Roger Ebert cleverly pointed out, it feels very overinflated and emotionally flat. The plot points lazily connect, it feels like it ends at the middle, and is unfocused with any of its plot points, and the script is hastily made. The characters lost their personalities halfway through the movie, and the final plot twist made me face-palm in the theatre. It feels like barely any care or love went into this movie. If you want to see a movie about priceless antiques and marketing, trading, and interesting stuff, then stay as far away from this movie as you can. I would rather sell my firstborn child than recommend this movie to you as a consumer.