And 'The Heir' turned out to be not bad

Honestly, based on the trailers, it seemed like the movie wasn't exactly bad, but very mediocre. The trailers themselves were put together in such a way that it felt like the film had nothing more to offer than what was shown. But, at the very least, the spectacular ending makes up for it. And if you haven't seen the trailers, the movie might even resonate even more.

Powell is clearly more comfortable in this role than he was in 'The Running Man'; it even somewhat resembles his role in the film 'Hit Man': just as charming and clever a rogue. Qualley here is simply beautiful, but didn't show anything interesting this time. The rest of the cast is just there for background (even Ed Harris).