Fair enough.

Ok.I was so turned off by the (what I deem to be) most base human emotions I stopped watching itI will watch it all and see if I see the substance you make reference to aboveI have to tell you.many years ago I went a few rounds with defenders of RD'sthey were not nearly as polite as you areand I promised then that I would watch the full moviedidn't but will see if I can find it and give it a full view.then I'll come back to this thread and state my opinion.thanks for continuing to justify your viewpoint

Like I said, it's not the most thought provoking movie, but it has themes of loyalty and betrayal, (dis)honesty, trust, honor, redemption, morality, even identity crisis. And I find it extremely entertaining. It isn't just 100 minutes of blood, violence and profanity. There's the sting operation, the set up of the robbery, the development of White and Orange's relationship, a sort of whodunnit, the everyday conversations, excellent (improvised) acting of the cast, and the referential use of music and filming style.

Maybe I missed something.can you elaborate on the substance you found? Serious questionthanks!

Not exactly a thought-provoking movie, but I thought there was enough substance to be found past the profanity.

Glad you liked it.must be a simple difference in preferenceI need a bit more substance.

Great movie. Not bothered at all by the cursing. Seems realistic to me, considerig the type of characters. There's certainly more to the movie than just the f-bombs.