Debt riddled, in over his head pawn shop owner shouts his way through his plight.

The story is simple enough and would be enjoyable, but everyone is literally shouting at each other.

Other reviews here will tell you; that's the point. It keeps you on the edge of your seat. If you're ok with that, then please enjoy! But if you cant deal with excessive shouting when the scene is not a War zone, then you'll struggle to see out the film.

Hot tip: suspense can be built, pressure can rise and the audience can be captivated without excessive ear violence.

Take The Departed, for example. Edge of your seat plot, incredible twists and interactions. BUT the dialogue is balanced. Characters shout when it's called for and remain more muted when necessary.

I really could've scored this movie higher, but I was wincing the whole time, adjusting my volume, trying to understand the shouting dialogue.