The opening scene of the questioning is nicely done and humorous. It's all downhill from there. Some very good acting from a great ensemble delivering some poorly written, tedious, overlong, drawn out, excessive, laborious, seemingly endless dialogue that ceases to further a coherent plot right after the first scene. It goes on and on, which wouldn't be so bad except that, of course it goes nowhere.

Ana de Armas is quite beautiful. It's almost worth the tedium to continue watching her do almost anything.