This movie is a one-hit wonder. Unfortunately, it's one hit was just the first act.

This movie had an interesting plot imo but I felt like there's a lot of thing missing in between. I get what the "story" that this movie wants to tell but the scenes wasn't enough.

This movie had the potential to be good but it turned out to be just so so. Couple of plot gaps, errors, issues and the like prevented it from being a good movie.

[Netflix] Thriller skillfully directed but awkwardly written. A common characteristic in recent Spanish commercial cinema, more interested in creating atmospheres than in building a credible narrative. The motivations of the characters are supported with difficulty (Miguel's actions are absurd) and the structure is involved in good technical work and some good actors, but collapses without a secret exit door.

It's amazing the crap you'll watch when there's nothing on TV during a plandamic! Think about the worst movie you've ever seen, with laughable dialogue and really bad acting. This is even worse than that. Netflix should be totally embarrassed about broadcasting this. 0/10 [spoiler]How do you drive past a cop car that's on its side with the lights flashing? Then drive over spikes on the road that make the engine inoperable... that the bad guy gets going by changing one front tire (where did that come from?!) and he sliced lots of wires, but it starts and he drives away. hmm. The main cop has keys to the back of the truck but doesn't think to use them as he drops his partner's keys on the ground, that the prisoner promptly swallows. He never actually uses his own keys except when he first left the truck.[/spoiler]