I don't think there are any spoilers in my review but there might be

Trying to run an honest business in a criminal's world is a hard thing to do. Men and Women of New York in 1981 try, and fail to keep their selves honest. Few succeed, the ones who do fight tooth and nail to prove that they are good people. Oscar Isaac plays the head of an oil company who is doing everything in his power to prove that he is running an honest business. His wife, played by Jessica Chastain, who having a shady past, stands by her husband through thick and thin. With police charging the company for things the previous owner did, their trucks being stolen and drained of all of the fuel and a wife who is insisting that her shady past could help, something has to break. This film is very captivating; there was no foreshadowing or hints as to what was coming next. I was alert and it had my full attention the entire time. You would imagine that the story would be the best part of this movie; while it is very good, it is not. These performances, especially from Oscar Isaac and David Oyelowo, who by the way has a better American accent than I do. Isaac kind of came out of nowhere and is taking America by storm, and I am not mad about that, every role he is in, weather it be Lewyn Davis, or A Most Violent Year, or the upcoming Star wars, he blends into his role so well that he could be anyone from any time period.

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