Life Upside Down

I genuinely tried to watch this film, but I couldn't even make it through the first ten minutes. From the outset, the script feels poorly constructed, with clunky dialogue and a storyline that lacks any real engagement or originality. The directing fails to bring any nuance or depth to the material, leaving the actors struggling to make something out of nothing. Even the usually talented cast seems lost, with performances that come across as flat and uninspired. The production design and cinematography are unbelievably subpar, lacking any creativity or visual appeal. It's baffling how someone as talented as Bob Odenkirk ended up in a project like this. Perhaps it seemed promising on paper or was a result of contractual obligations, but it's hard to reconcile his involvement with the overall quality of the film. It's disappointing to see so much potential wasted in a film that fails on nearly every level.