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One must admire and give writer/director Riley Stearns credit for going against the natural flow of the typical movie. Though described as a dark comedy, the film turns so dark towards the last third, that it can hardly be described as a comedy any longer but some psychological mind-blower. The story turns completely unpredictable with a plot twist that is, when one looks back quite obvious, but director Stearns has steered his audience completely in a direction that they definitely will not see what is coming next. At the same time, the hapless hero turns and changes into a selfless all-conquering…
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