A Lot of Nothing

A gripping and revealing story. Mo McRae weaves a suspenseful tale that defies stereotypes and reveals insights into a slice of African-American life that is rarely explored.

Worst movie ever!!!!!! Biggest waste of time! Writing was awful. This movie attaches itself to social issues to pretend to have depth.

It was decent, It wasn't that bad, It could've been better

The movie was under 2 hours so all these analytics about it failed to exemplify race work police issues I mean seriously- - it's not a documentary it's still a movie it's meant to entertain and it did its job I mean if you didn't leave this movie with some thought provoking questions then it's not the movie It's You- the movie was excellent

James is a weak-minded married man living with a manipulative woman who should be on an anti-depressant. This film doesn't portray black successful women in a very good light. I could get no further than the kidnapping of their killer neighbor with James struggling with the absolute lack of control he has over his home, which is probably why he's been having sex with his peloton

horrible all over the place idk why the kidnapped the cop in the first place..the wife sucks

This had a broad range of characters that were well developed. The opening scene (pre credit) was apparently a short, original version of the story and is all one shot. I found the use of reflections in this sequence to speak to how each position in the story reflects how the character is being exposed to themself. The rest of the film was a wonderful roller coaster ride that kept my attention and inspired me as a film maker. I saw this at the Chicago International Film Festival and was really expecting it to come out in theaters and I'm sad that never happened.

The movie was what the title was. A lot of nothing. Seriously, the characters are great actors and actresses and it didn't really seem like a movie that compared to their actual standards. This movie had no clear background. It wasn't bad but it could've been better.

New, unexpected and vital - story careens forward and delivers punch after punch. Gorgeous performances and cinematography. Keep track of these people, talent ahead !

it made me uncomfortable at times but overall I liked it. I plan to watch it again.