It is definitely a movie whose high scores and positive comments are unreasonable. At the center of the film is the blossoming father-daughter relationship between Logan and Laura, but the film fails to convey this. It falls very short in making one feel a deep relationship between them. The problem has nothing to do with Keen and Jackson's acting. Dafne Keen did justice to the role, even though it was an adult film with a high dose of violence. Even though the script is a road story and such stories are very suitable to tell about the developing friendship and care, they could not put it on a proper basis and flow in the movie. I think one of the reasons for this is that they crowd the screen and the plot with other subjects, distracting the focus of the character of Laura. Maybe if this didn't happen, we could focus on developing our main characters' relationship better by making it feel natural.

Also, the end of this children's story arc is an ending that would suit a shounen anime or cartoon rather than an adult movie. It's like the producers weren't sure what kind of movie they were making. If it weren't for the other subjects, the film might have had a more complete style.