Looked great but ultimately I didn't feel much connection emotionally to the characters which seems to be the main intention of the film, because it definitely isn't the plot. I didn't connect with the children either, found some of the scenes a bit weird between the mother and the kids and the whispering was annoying. Also this 2 hour and 18 minute movie felt much longer which is never a good sign.

This movie plods along nicely, but like I've said with a few films I've watched recently, it never goes beyond that or gets too exciting. There is nothing too surprising along the way. Clint is great as a bumbling person as he's put in uncomfortable situations and offers a number of laughs.

At almost 3 hours, I watched this across a few sittings. Aamir Khan was a tad annoying mainly because he kind of always stares at people and he was always wearing that bag all the time. A lot of it's predictable but the story is still likeable. It just dragged on for me.

Some laughs to be had but the story felt a bit shallow and ridiculous. No one shaking his hands every time he puts his hand out was one of the best gags.

A fairly consistent collection of east coast gangsta boom bap. There is nothing to write home about though. None of the rappers stand out from the crowd. Benzino's debut, largely produced by Hangmen 3 that he is a member of, is a better album, although he should've learnt something from this and had no skits. Beats: ★★★ Rapping/Bars: ★★☆ Hooks: ★★☆ Best Tracks: Niggas Know, Rap Star (All I Ever Wanted), Don't Want No Drama, Who's Livin' It, I Don't Wanna Die