Manipulée par un milliardaire

I am 10-minutes into the movie and already thinking of turning it off. The male actor (father figure) looks like a model, but has zero acting skills. He ends up dead very quickly, so we do not see much of him. The conversations between the two women (lead actress and her friend) always appear contrived. The girl is this amazing basketball player, but fractured her ankle by herself on a basketball court. I mean, she has to be the worst basketball player I had ever seen. She has no athletic skills. She cannot even dribble a ball by herself on a court without fracturing her ankle. It is like she cannot run without breaking her leg, like she never learned how to walk. She cannot practice without fracturing her ankle, how can she play real basketball? The mother gets a hospital bill for $25,000, but has no way to pay. 40-minutes in and still boring. The lead actress appears ignorant and selfish. If a man is paying so much money for your child ($30,000), because a sprained ankle is not healing and now requires surgery, he obviously wants something in return. Ever hear of the concept of reciprocity?? She tries to turn down the man's request for dinner after he paid over $50,000 for her daughter. She is the most selfish, ungrateful woman in the world.

Noah had a hardscrabble upbringing but eventually got lucky with an app that made him a billionaire. Now, he has become a philanthropist, generously donating to worthy causes and those less fortunate. But Noah believes his favors should be returned in a quid pro quo arrangement. Typically, he is looking for a payoff in the way of favors from women. When his advances are rejected, he goes ballistic. After his characteristic meltdown, he reverts to his kind personae. Three strong women, Monica, Rebecca, and Charlotte, band together to entrap Noah in their own version of quid pro quo. The cast was great, and the film was crisply directed with good pacing and excellent locations. Now, Noah will have the opportunity to engage in crowdsourcing while wearing an orange jumpsuit and operating in the comfort of a prison cell.

Bon film !

Bon film !

source: Crowdsource Murder

I am 10-minutes into the movie and already thinking of turning it off. The male actor (father figure) looks like a model, but has zero acting skills. He ends up dead very quickly, so we not see much of him. The conversations between the two women (lead actress and her friend) always appear contrived. The girl is this amazing basketball player, but fractured her ankle by herself on a basketball court. I mean, she has to be the worst basketball player I had ever seen. She has no athletic skills. She cannot even dribble a ball by herself on a court without fracturing her ankle. It is like she cannot run without breaking her leg, like she never learned how to walk. She cannot practice without fracturing her ankle, how can she play real basketball? The mother gets a hospital bill for $25,000, but has no way to pay. 40-minutes in and still boring. The lead actress appears ignorant and selfish. If a man is paying so much money for your child ($30,000), because a sprained ankle is not healing and now requires surgery, he obviously wants something in return. Ever hear of the concept of reciprocity?? She tries to turn down the man's request for dinner after he paid over $50,000 for her daughter. She is the most selfish, ungrateful woman in the world.