That certainly was an interesting portrayal of events that possibly might have happened in a similar fashion(?).

I can understand why this movie isn't particularly well regarded by the populace, was sent to streaming prematurely, and didn't really make much of a box office.

It is a tad "grimy", portrays broken and unfocused characters, and with a messy and obtuse plot-development.

The madness it edges on certainly gives it some flare and style, but doesn't particularly contribute to the storytelling.. unless it went completely into satire (being about the nonsense of war, violence and desire for power), which it doesn't. These aspects are well done, but don't mesh together properly in my opinion. Has great dialogue (when it matters) and matching quality-delivery from a variety of famous actors.. but really? Amongst all the available talent that could be given a small chance.. taylor swift was given a role?

Being strung-along a story that is seemingly simple, yet terribly uninteresting and slow to develop, doesn't make for a memorable theatre experience.