Wolfs film explores various themes while leaving some elements unresolved, likely in anticipation of the already confirmed sequel. However, Watts delivers a lackluster presentation, relying heavily on the strong chemistry between the two main actors. Even the sparse action sequences fall flat; for instance, a moment of tension during a hit-and-run is interrupted just to focus on Pitt and Clooney's expressions as a character meets a dramatic end, which comes off as overly clichéd. The expectation of more action is built up through dialogue, yet it fails to materialize on screen. This could be attributed to budget constraints, but given the talent involved, it's difficult to accept that as a valid excuse.