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An epic, beautifully shot, it's a slow burn with odd pacing that only furthers the originality of this period portrait of an oil baron in the early twentieth century.

Without spoiling this film, it's not quite what you think it is, a restrained look at a man who has to defend his family who wonder exactly how he's able to do it.

A fun movie that drags a little in the third act, the writing's sharp and witty and at the time was unlike anything else on-screen; now though it's a little trite but still endearing.

Great acting, and a solid story, this film is the set up to a family robbery that goes awry; dark and twisted but very entertaining.

An incredible true storey, but one that doesn't translate in this case very well to film — films like Buried and Locke do the one man film far better and with less drama to work with.