“Don’t let them get to you. You are worth so much more than this.”
There is a lot of charm in Jackpot, a film that is relatively light on its feet and a charming showcase for stunt choreography.
That said, Jackpot suffers slightly from the sense that it needs to be just a little bit sharper and more cynical, as the film softens the edges of its dystopian premise and lacks the killer instinct implied by its set-up. Jackpot is…