What a boring film, no depth, no reason to actually finish it (Other than being able to check it off here of course.)

The sound was all over the place. It went from inaudible whispering to loud gunfire in quick succession, similar to Constantine in terms of annoyance.

The shaky camera technique used alienates the audience, it never feels like it's set in the Great Depression. It feels like a media studies project filmed in a local field.

What a shame, a cast like this and it cannot even provide 10 minutes of entertainment.

I found it to be entertaining enough, the cinematography is both excellent at some points and jarring in others, especially because the difference in camera quality is so different when jumping to a hand-held, for example. It is rather long, feels a bit like an acted documentary at some points. The costumes and atmosphere were excellent, certainly felt like it was in the 1930's.

This movie is proof of why digital still has to come a long way to be equal to film.