This movie would have me upset with each scene cause it unrealistic. The Good Neighbor is about a budding friendship between two very different neighbours that takes a tragic turn when David runs over a young woman and causes her death. The plot start up fairly decently but the moment it reaches the second act it loses its way between trying to explore the character of David who's living in constant regret and fear of getting caught specially after the victims sisters approachs him for help and the arc of Robert his friend who slowly starts showing his true colors when he loses the grip of the situation. Even from the entire plot's perspective every move seems predictable to a point that you can relate the entire movie to different other flicks who did the same thing in a way better an inventive way. To be honest I want to like this movie a lot but can't find one reason that makes it original or entertaining at all. Intriguing at first, the plot became predictable toward the end. It had a decent premise and the acting was stellar throughout. Unfortunately this Hitchcock like drama fell apart with inconsistent character development and plot twists.
Review of The Good Neighbor
