P.S. We ended up watching this film, because the vast majority of the films available on Cramazon Prime (that were made in the last 5+ years) are straight-up-garbage that aren’t worth anyone’s time.
As I like to tell people, if you want to know part of the reason why the “entertainment industry” can’t seem to make any money, look at the slate of films that Amazon makes available to their customers.
If they [industry professionals] wouldn’t watch them, why should paying audiences?
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