This is going to be one of those films that a lot of people aren't going to like. Not because it's a bad movie, but because the title and the trailer make it sound like it's going to be violent and action filled, that its not. J.C. Chandor (All Is Lost) directs a movie that would be better suited to the decade that the film takes place, as I fear it will be lost in the instant gratification era that we live. Set in 1981 New York during one of the highest years of crime on record, Oscar Isaac (Inside Llewyn Davis) plays "Abel Moralles" a sharp dresser and family man who has inherited a heat oil company. Life is going great until unknown assailants begin to hijack his oil trucks, and send him threats. His wife, played by Jessica Chastain (Zero Dark Thirty) only complicates things as his company's bookkeeper and all around ball buster, constantly belittling him for not taking matters into his own hands. This is a quite, thinking mans movie, all the more reason most people will be turned off by it as it's being marketed as something more violent.