Heather This is just a film about stupid people with no common sense or any idea about how the law works. Find myself getting so angry that one she doesn't just walk out and two, that the manager is even more dumb. How anyone would not realise cops don't phone like this and people can't hold you because of a voice in a phone. Infuriating in the first 15 mins, trust me.

Bill Peter I found this film so annoying that I stopped watching TV and went and read a book while listening to music. I wanted to shout at the TV "'phone a lawyer you idiots. I can't believe that it is based on a true story.

gclure I'm 20 minutes into this movie, and I can't believe no one said "can you get the guy on the phone to come down here and show us a badge"! I know the movie is based on true events, but this flies in the face of common sense.

ashbobsjunior I know this is based on true events but a large number of the decisions made were either illogical or naively made. It gets to the point of irritation. Why would a police officer make these claims of stolen money with the customer there but he's searching her house? Also, what police officer would conduct a criminal search and investigation without being present? The cinematography was also dark and gritty but a lot of the macro shots and close ups were unnecessary. It felt like they were there to be "creepy" paired with the music or used to pad out the run time. The acting at the beginning was so stiff and line delivery was off. The bit about "sexting" just felt forced.It's decent but takes itself far too seriously but without any real sort of tension. I can't figure out the stakes to the film since there aren't any real consequences if they simply hang up. I just can't buy into the tension of the film.