If not for better writing and a continual need for Netflix to improve their CGI this could've been a very good film. However Netflix always seems to fall short on the most important part of any film, the plot. Not that the concept isn't interesting but on execution, as with all Netflix films, there is more that could've been done.

The films main failure for me was the CGI, it really took me out of the film at points, the main example when the truck flips and is engulfed in flame. The phyiscs simulation is off and the fire effects are lacking quality, also at other points in the film with smoke being used to signal where things are taking place, there is a blatant lack of blending with environment so it just sticks out against a very yellow colour palette.

Not to say this film isn't enjoyable, there are some amusing moments where the film takes a step back from the seriousness it tries to convey and allows a chuckle here and there.

I will conclude by saying there were also some cool camera transitions but something more couldve been done in the edit trying to hide some cuts as they were fairly blatant even on a first watch.