If this must evolve into a franchise, I demand all future installments contain a flashback scene with Maurice Cahill as portrayed by Thee Alfre Woodard. She is one of the greats of our time and does not get the respect due.

This movie is bland and derivative and painfully unartistic for its reputed total cost. However, sitting under the ac at the local Cinemark with a tub of popcorn and the other losers at the Monday matinee, I could do…

I'm an out and proud Kidmaniac, I will watch her in nearly anything. Prior to the film I took in many interviews with the director and I found her compelling, intelligent and I liked the premise and themes she endeavored to imbue the film with, and yet, this fiercely feminist film is just sort of there. There is a giant unmistakable void at the center of this noir/heist film. The plot is listless and undercooked, characters are ghosts, and no,…