Title: neo-Hitchcock
Product review: Classic cinematic storytelling like you see so rarely these days--a solid, simple story told very, very well. Hitchcock came to mind--two regular folks drawn into an increasingly murky and dangerous world beyond their experience and understanding but having to decide and take actions anyway, always at their growing peril. What treats Harrelson and Kingsley are; both deliver seamless, compelling performances. Especially fun seeing Woody play against type. Refreshingly foreign: this is turf and situations and people we don't know. I found nothing to not like about this film.
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