646f9e108c A modern day Bonnie and Clyde - with a twist - that follows two lovers down a path of destruction, mayhem, and murderthey live in a world where it is acceptable to take whatever they want with murderous consequences. I can understand what director K C Bascome was trying to create, but it didn&#39;t quite hit the target, at least for me.<br/><br/>All the characters were very well delivered, the acting was excellent in that context . . . but the character development was overdone, and at a certain point it just became laboriously slow and plodding.<br/><br/>It&#39;s unfortunate, because with tighter directing and more overall plot cohesion, this could have been a fine piece of work, but the film doesn&#39;t quite get there.<br/><br/>The ending in particular seems to be uncoordinated, almostif thrown together ad lib during the final editing. Perhaps the original script / screen play had elements that weren&#39;t effectively communicated.<br/><br/>In summary, great concept, excellent acting . . . but overall, the film itself just didn&#39;t deliver the potential that this film could have been.<br/><br/>For any Hide fans out there, sorry folks, that&#39;s my honest opinion. I came to this site and read the reviews hoping to gain some insight into what the twist at the end was. There was no twist! He told you straight up what happened. The part that gets confusing is &quot;when did he die?&quot; He died when he was bouncing around the transport van.<br/><br/>Try it this way. She died in the shoot out, he went to jail. While being moved the transport van was in an accident and he died. His soul went to hell. For the rest of eternity his soul is in replay mode with the TWIST of her breaking him out instead of him dying in the car accident. To torture him he has to do bad things to the two people he loved in life, his sister and his Betty.<br/><br/>Anyone not willing to consider Hell or its torturesa real possibility will have trouble catching that. The funny thing is that so many people that would watch this movie in the first place are so wrapped up in the fantasy of Hollywood that they fail to face the consequences of their own realities. Which is much the reason that the writers put this story together. The same reason why Billy was talking about small towns versus big cities.
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