Zo Kravitz's directorial debut, showing on Prime. Anyone else watching this? Just finished, I enjoyed it but I'm not sure it exactly stuck the landing. Great cast though, mix of young actors and a few "where have they been lately?"

Watched it today on a flight from Frankfurt to Singapore.

As a long haul (got 10+ hours to kill) airplane movie that I might find some humor in but, one that I'm never going to want to watch with my wife, it delivered.

Obvious that this movie was green-lit in the wake of "Me Too" and anything anti White Men.

I enjoyed the Tarantino-esque levels of ultra-violence.

The part of the movie I enjoyed the most was the scene where Christian Slater says, "It's good to be back".

Without looking it up on IMDB, I can't think of anything Christian Slater has done in the past 30 years so I did LOL on that one.

Only thing I could think of is him playing Slater on Archer

Just hit IMDB and technically it's 29 years since "Broken Arrow" opposite Travolta.

It was semi enjoyable. Very Jordan Peele-esque.

I recently saw this, like in the last month, and legit cannot remember a thing about it.

That should tell you two things.

1. I am old
2. It wasn't great but I don't remember hating it.

HollywoodBQ said:

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Without looking it up on IMDB, I can't think of anything Christian Slater has done in the past 30 years so I did LOL on that one.

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Mr. Robot ... but yeah I can't think of a movie.