Don’t Get Out written and directed by Christian Alvart - Six out of 10

Don’t Get Out written and directed by Christian Alvart

Six out of 10

This seems to be the perfect proof that Hollywood does not have a monopoly on preposterous, over the top, impossible to believe productions that look like the material to use in cinematic classes, under the label: Don’t Get In…something like this.

The premise, continuation, execution, turns in the plot may keep viewers looking, but they are so exaggerated, provocative to the point of being annoying that this film is better avoided…the father who is trapped in a Mercedes SUV by a lunatic who wants a transfer made from the car, from a common private account and the company’s money, when agreement is needed from various board members may look ‘modern’, since we now have access to anything from the mobile, but it stretches credibility much too far.

This is Germany, with serious, law abiding citizens, even though there is crime there, and to see different people in the law enforcement acting like if they operate in the Trump administration – as an epitome of chaotic, abusive, egotistic, cult –like operation – when they argue over what to do with the suspect and they just act like fools…this is all hard to take

It is therefore useless to continue and look at the stupid act committed there, followed by another at the next stop, all coming together after a couple of minutes…

This is a very disappointing movie.