Oscar Isaac plays a businessman trying to run an oil distribution company that keeps having its drivers attacked by an unknown assailant. Like all businesses it has its ups and downs and while he has been successful in the past, these attacks are seriously damaging his future. Unlike so many pictures these days, this does not have a series of violent scenes as the title seems to indicate but just tells a story in a rather old fashioned way, scene by scene of how Oscar deals with the problem. The thing is, it's done very well and kept my attention throughout, although it's rather long. It's a bit like films were made in the 1950's in Hollywood before explicit violence took over, just a good story well told. There are still however, some good action sequences but they are very integral to what is happening. Jessica Chastain, a superb actress in my book, plays his girlfriend and is a good foil for him. They don't always get on and their relationship hops from loving to angry at times but there is great chemistry and believe that I recently saw that they have since worked together again. A good relaxing two hours with one or two explosive scenes and excellent acting made able by a good script and direction. Albert Brooks supports.