Part 5/11:
Character and Acting Critique
The characters, particularly the husband, are described as non-entities—serving more as plot devices than fully fleshed-out individuals. The main actress, tasked with carrying most of the film’s emotional weight, is found to be "okay," though her performance varies. Notably, Keith David’s role is minimal, and his performance appears disinterested, possibly due to poor direction or limited involvement.
The acting quality in general is criticized as lacking, which affects audience engagement. The reviewers note that the awkwardness and unconvincing delivery, especially during key scenes such as the police interview and the aftermath of the shooting, undermine the film’s credibility.