Director: Gee Malik Linton
Writer: Gee Malik Linton (Screenplay)
Starring: Ana de Armas, Keanu Reeves, Christopher McDonald, Mira Sorvino
Plot: A police detective investigates the truth behind his partner’s death. The mysterious case reveals disturbing police corruption and a dangerous secret involving an unlikely young woman.
There may be spoilers the rest of the review
Verdict: Painfully Boring
Story: Exposed starts as we follow Isabel (Armas) go about her life as a teacher and girlfriend of small time gangsters who are all close, she starts seeing strange thing around town. We also meet Detective Galban (Reeves) who must investigate the murder of his partner after he was found to be investigating the gangs of Harlem.
We follow how Galban must deal with his own demons and Isabel must deal with her own miracle but it takes time for the two to cross paths an understand the meaning of the messages.
Thoughts on Exposed
Characters/Performance – Detective Galban is he broken man, his wife has died, his child doesn’t live with him and now his partner has been murdered, he goes out to search for the people responsible, giving himself a chance to face his demons. Isabel is he young woman a teacher that has her boyfriend away in Iraq as she lives with the family in gang filled environment but a miracle changes how she sees the world.
Performance wise, Ana and Keanu are both fine in their roles without being anything up to the levels we know they can reach, most notable together in Knock Knock.
Story – The story here is very messy, we spend too much time on separate paths which just leave us confused by the time we reach the main conclusion of the story, which is a mix of obvious and confusing.
Crime Mystery – Someone got murdered, there is your crime story and mystery is who did it and for some reason we are trying to care about it all.
Settings – None of the settings are used for the impact in the film.
Final Thoughts – This is a mess of a film that just seems to end as the mess it has been created to be.
Overall: Avoid this messy film.
Rating
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