This short, punchy little crime drama is a smart film that has fun toying with the conventions of the car crime subgenre while allowing the always watchable Grillo to add a heart to the muscle he's accustomed to playing.
He almost never leaves the car, and that makes for a pleasurably contained story in which we only see and hear what he sees and hears, effectively putting us in his shoes. A fantastic role from Garrett Dillahunt, on screen for less than ten minutes, is instantly memorable for his performance as well as the way he "leaves."
A fun drive worth taking, and not too long a ride, either.
He almost never leaves the car, and that makes for a pleasurably contained story in which we only see and hear what he sees and hears, effectively putting us in his shoes. A fantastic role from Garrett Dillahunt, on screen for less than ten minutes, is instantly memorable for his performance as well as the way he "leaves."
A fun drive worth taking, and not too long a ride, either.