This is a pretty entertaining B-grade movie, even though it feels a bit like TV-series quality script and production levels at times. The only thing I found distracting was that the lead actor looked a LOT like well-know A-list actor Tom Cruise.

Finally saw it on the plane. Always assumed it would be hard work and too gruelling for some reason. It's actually great and dramatic without being over-wrought.

Also going to start talking like Daniel Plainview in meetings. "I've travelled half the state to show you this work today..."

Imagine if an old American guy, a random one, not Scorsese, made a French movie, but not a good one. Then add even more French whimsical background music. And Sacha Baron Cohen as a character from 'Allo 'Allo. Then make it all run 1 hour longer than it needed to be. Practice your old person Bridgeway theatre laugh for this one.

The best in every way possible. Don't be put off by a fairly twee synopsis - it's not a Sunday afternoon old-people charmer. It is violent in parts, but not gratuitously so. And I found it genuinely and consistently funny the whole way through.