Infamous

Oh, the movie quality isn't bad -- but the story and the ending really are bad. See, unlike most of you young folks, I remember the 1967 film "Bonnie & Clyde" -- when it first came out. A lot of people were saying that that film "glorified the criminals". When I saw the film, I didn't think that -- and Bonnie and Clyde had a rough go of it and were gunned down by police (justifiably) at the end. This movie tends to glorify these type criminals -- with a smile & wink to the camera at the end. They have no after-the-heist shots of this horrible girl-character spending the rest of her young life in jail. She's even worse than "The Manson Family"! (I can see your thumbs smoking looking THAT one up!) This film has absolutely NO redeeming qualities whatsoever. (well, unless you want to see the girl in lots of really short-shorts.) If I could give this film less than one star, I would. It is a waste of film stock.

A wanna-be and watered down version of Natural Born Killers for the Generation Mimimi (or better Mememe). Best part = hot Bella. That's it. Disappointing.

Overall the sum of the total parts or scenes didn't add up. Solid acting by Bella she's a good actress. Violent and realistic. The social media element was innovative and current but they should've given it more thought. They coulda done more with it. Ending was so predictable too. I've seen worse. I've seen much better too.

My girlfriend picked this movie to watch and I don't think I've seen anything this terrible since Glitter. The whole movie we were screaming wtf as each scene played out. Completely unbelievable even for today's, "facts are no longer relevant" society. The best part of this movie was when the credits finally rolled. After watching this, I wish there was a way to permanently remove movies from my Netflix.

I shouldn't have really liked this film, but I did. For the most part, it kept me engaged, and the 100 min runtime was paced just right. I do feel that 10-15 mins trimmed/cut off the runtime may have done this justice, as well as not having such a rushed and disappointing ending. I also would've rated this film higher if it had more substance and less filler. The directing was on point, as was the cinematography. The score and soundtrack was fitting. Casting was decent, with Thorne stealing the spotlight, and her character worked great with Manley. I was left wanting more, and I wish the writing had delivered that. Not sure why all the wannabe critic ninjas rated this so low, but it's well deserving of my 7/10

This movie sadly confuses clueless yougsters the difference between reality and the fantassy world. I guess that is why we see so much crime nowadays. Most youngsters want everything the easy way. They want to get rich but they don't want to be dedicated and earn it the natural way. They want everything the easy and the crooked way. They don't care who they hurt on the way as long as they get what they want. The sad reality of majority of the younger generation. *Did anyone notice, at the end when Arielle was about to be caught by the police she was holding a brand new iPhone 7/8 in her hand before her last blog, and the moment she let go of the phone and when it hit the ground it was an old, damaged iPhone 6. LoL 😆