I read missydas review (I'm assuming it's the actual person involved, the one who shows up at the end) and I believe her when she says 80% is true. But that still doesn't make it a good movie.
As other users have posted, the second half of the movie devolves into a very stale over the top conspiracy with the sherif as an almost cartoonic villain complete with a confession he assumes won't go anywhere because he's about to kill the girl who has discovered the illegal enterprise. It's laughable but it also pissed me off - couldn't they tell the actual story and make it better? The answer: yes, in the hands of a capable team of writer, director and producer.
I don't fault the actors too much because they don't have much to work with here. And it's a shame, because I'm sure most Americans are unaware of this issue. I guess at least I'm now aware. One thing to come out of this very pedestrian film.
As other users have posted, the second half of the movie devolves into a very stale over the top conspiracy with the sherif as an almost cartoonic villain complete with a confession he assumes won't go anywhere because he's about to kill the girl who has discovered the illegal enterprise. It's laughable but it also pissed me off - couldn't they tell the actual story and make it better? The answer: yes, in the hands of a capable team of writer, director and producer.
I don't fault the actors too much because they don't have much to work with here. And it's a shame, because I'm sure most Americans are unaware of this issue. I guess at least I'm now aware. One thing to come out of this very pedestrian film.