Firstly, I thought the production design, the costumes and the cinematography were really great.

Christian Bale was good, but it did feel like I was watching an Al Pacino impersonation at times. Margot Robbie felt too gorgeous, first as a nurse in World War One, and then fifteen years later she doesn't appear to have aged at all, her acting never broke through the facade of her beauty. John David Washington felt one dimensional and so withdrawn that he has impossible to relate to.

The story was interesting enough, and the concept of investigating one death, leading to witnessing another and then being framed for it, only to unearth and even more insidious evil is a good one, but the pace of reveals took too long, and the gravitas not correctly positioned for me.

Such a huge support cast, who were fun to watch, but they all felt one dimensional, with the exception of Remi Malek.

Watched this to see if it was truely terrible, but it wasn't too bad, just could've been so much better with a lot better editing.