Vincent (Emile Hirsch) runs into Roxxy (Zoë Kravitz) on a fender bender and saves her from an angry driver with a gun. The two of them have a past and opt not to report anything and take off in Vincent's car. Vincent offer's Roxxy a place to chill out on a remote farm, which she eventually accepts. However, their past catches up with them.
Emile Hirsch was dull and dry in spite having a few action scenes. We know Roxxy is on the lam and her brother was killed, but not much more. Outside of a party, there was any one smiling, just a bunch of grim faces creating mid-action drama until the end when things come together. Most of the film was boring...you know bar fight, where were you when mama died type of stuff.
Guide: F-word, sex, nudity (Zoë Kravitz)
Emile Hirsch was dull and dry in spite having a few action scenes. We know Roxxy is on the lam and her brother was killed, but not much more. Outside of a party, there was any one smiling, just a bunch of grim faces creating mid-action drama until the end when things come together. Most of the film was boring...you know bar fight, where were you when mama died type of stuff.
Guide: F-word, sex, nudity (Zoë Kravitz)