I would understand taking the fall if the sister was 14/15 - but who's going to convict a five year old of murder?

“The more homely brother” made me cackle. Ha! Both of you always make me laugh several times a video. Thanks!

"The more attractive one..." 😅 AMAZING!!! Joseph, you should be a movie critic for Ioncinema! Love you both 😘

"For a film about a woman who wants to be a carpenter, they built her a shit house" Hahaha That was great.

She didn't want her sister to grow up knowing she killed a cop. The reason for her not remembering the past, probably blocked it off from her mind.

I saw a clip of the scene between Viola and Sandra on ig and thought this was going to be about something else. Nope. This was a waste of Viola. Great review 🖤

Love the late night early morning uploads. Always a pleasant start to my work day

You killed me when you said the more "homely" brother. That's was hilarious. Why you gotta do him like that. Hahhahahaha

100% agree. Had to watch five other reviews just raving about this film before finding you guys who ACTUALLY talked about all the things that bothered me so much!!! Ugh!! Why did she take the wrap for a 5 year old?! She wouldn’t have gone to prison! She was 5! Ugh. So annoying. Film was rushed and age gaps galore. So much potential but… no.

*HI COPS. MY 5 YO SISTER ACCIDENTALLY (tell a lil lie) KILLED YR CHIEF COP. SORRY. LET'S GET HER COUNSELING AND LIFE GOES ON.* .

i neeeeeeed this to be a netflix limited series. i felt like i missed many depth of the storyline from the connected characters. i looooveeed the movie but pls make the story and characters have more storylines!

Love you guys. I think I figured out the twist before Joseph spoke, cause it's a trope that's been used quite a few times in books. I read horror and thriller books, and have been for years.

It would have made more sense if the more "attractive" one did the cheating and the more "homely" one did the kidnapping

I think our eyes ( the audience’s eyes) have been opened to how wonderful or how bad/ lazy writing can be and has become. I have come to the realization most not all movies that go to streaming services almost get a pass or we say to ourselves well, at least I didn’t have to pay a fortune to see this at a theater. That should not matter. Ready for more quality projects one day. I have also learned just because it has a good cast doesn’t necessarily mean it will be good. May watch but y’all’s review didn’t exactly make me want to watch.

I think you guys are off on this one. The child-protection plotline does make some sense. They were being evicted from the home and the implication was they had no significant means; in the story we learn that the little girl was not consistently attending school and that, plus the implication that they were going to become homeless upon the eviction, it is not inconceivable that child protection would have taken the child into a foster system, separating the two. And you get the sense that the older sister was not really going to shoot anyone but was just threatening so that they would leave them alone -- she had sat the gun down and did not seem that she was intending to use it. But her rhetoric had worked the child up to believing they would be separated, and so the child made good on the older sister's threat when the sheriff entered. Bullock's age was not so much of a distraction for me, because she looks younger than her age. You are right that the prison sentence should have been shorter to make it easier to understand that the little sister was still living at home -- maybe a 15-year sentence, making her more like 20 years old rather than 25. But the no-contact order makes sense because the Bullock character was never the child's legal guardian, and even if she was, in most states after an adoption the birth parents have no right to contact the child. It makes sense here, since the older sister was convicted for committing a violent crime while resisting child-protection’s involvement, that while she was in prison she was ordered not to contact the child. The fact that the younger sister became an adult is balanced against the fact that she was struggling with mental health issues dating back to the trauma caused in the shooting, meaning there would be justification in leaving the order in place even into

the 5 year would not have in trouble ,why not give her up?

I watch it yesterday based on your review... I thoroughly enjoyed this movie and love sandra bullocks performance... I may watch twice

I kept asking myself why a 5 year old wouldn't remember her sister. Then while they were at the diner I realized the kid got a bit of amnesia when she knocked herself out after shooting the rifle.

IT DIDN'T MAKE SENSE!!! LOL I mean what did she think was going to truly happen to her little sister? As if she were going to get life in an adult prison. Not thought out. Thank you for the review. 🙂

I like it. Kept me wondering what was gonna happen next, I liked the twist that the sister was the killer & that the brother sleeps with his brothers wife so he ends up being the one to kidnap the wrong sister. I felt like it was good writing

I really enjoy you two, even when I disagree (like in this case). I really liked Sandra’s performance in this movie and thought she did a wonderful job as this character.

She took the fall cause she knew it was her fault. she left the gun out

The actress who played the lead in the miniseries was 30. 17 in the flasback, early 30s present day. Made more sense.

"The more homely brother--" "Their names are Keith and Steve, if that helps" RIP Spider Girl, lol!!!

I thought it was a good movie. I really didn't need to get to deep into it. Having more of a back ground on Ruth and her sister would have definitely helped the movie. I hated when Ruth tore apart all the stuff she worked on in that sad house. lol

This review was a surprise. That scene between Viola and Sandra outside the house was a waste of Viola's acting? Wow I thought she did well. Not sure what I missed there. 2/5 is a disappointing score to get on a movie that includes Viola Davis and Sandra Bullock. I think sometimes, 1 hr and 54 minutes is not enough time to develop a story, especially one as serious as Unforgivable.

Love your shirt Nick!

"He kidnaped the wrong bitch" ROFL

A unforgivable ending would had 1.Emily shot 2. The brother killing himself after finding out that he a). Shot wrong kid b). Finding out little sister did it 3. Older brother finding out how it all played out actually and not forgiving himself for everything cause he never let it go like his brother told him. 4.On top of sleeping with his brother wife Boom better ending

Hi guys 😘 i’ll have to check it out!

You seem ones of the most honest out of youtube reviewers, great job.

People reviewing this movie and most commenters here have nooooo idea of how the system works or real life poverty of both financial and educational means. People judge some choices based on their view but take a moment to watch the news and try to see if some cases make sense to you? I personally liked the movie and saw a lot of reality in it. Just bc it didn’t go around explaining every detail, doesn’t mean it’s not good. Don’t y’all have imagination anymore?!

Most streaming service movies are just merely quick cash grabs that dont usually put a lot of stock in the writing and production value. Quickly filmed, quick release, easy money.

They blew their whole budget on all these unnecessary A-list actors. Like wtf was Bernthal doing in this movie??

I started watching this movie halfway through and I thought it was really good 😅 Guess I'll have to watch it again and pay attention this time lol..

I don't know what this says about me...but when you said we don't see Ruth shoot the sheriff ...I was like, the five-year-old did it. 😬😆

The Nightingale was a painful, truthful, horror story. The actress was wasted in this tripe crap.

Looks like this movie needed a star for the movie and they tried to make the script work around an older actress.

Y'all are hilarious 😂. I'm going back to watch the movie just to see how bad or not it is. I luv it

Joseph you were think of FFA (future farmers of America)

Sandra bullock reminds me of the woman from the movie monster...Thanks for the review guys..Im going to avoid this like the plague

❤❤❤❤❤viola davis

Lol @ the more attractive one. I saw this movie at the theater and it ended up impacting me. Loved the twist-like ending. Good point about the age gap, I didn’t think of that but ur right

Her little sister was a victim. It’s common for offenders to have a “no contact” w/ the victims.

Good movie could had used a better ending

Too much acting talent for this to be so disappointing. Shame. Hopping over to your Don't Look Up review and hoping it's better! *fingers crossed*

To beautiful men MEN

It was a great movie in my opinion.

Sandra's acting was great and love the dynamic of big sister looking out for the little one but overall didn't work for me.. supporting characters felt fragmented and no cohesiveness to the story

This was ok. My whole thought throughout the movie was “more Viola please”

These 3 Things bother me the most about that movie: 1. The little Sister is 25! Why the heck must Ruth negotiate with the new Parents?? They cant decide shit anyway, because the sister is an Adult! (Potrayed in the movie like a 16 year old, but anyway....) 2. Why is the Character Viola is playing understanding right away the subjective hint in the heat of their argument, when Ruth says: ‘‘She was only 5 years old! ‘‘ ‘‘She was only 5 years old! ‘‘ In that Moment Viola is totally getting that the 5 year old shot the policeman and Ruth wanted to protect her sister. This scene is just about Viola playing a mood shift, so that she is at least playing a plottwist. 3. Ruth wasnt able to shoot the policeman, because while the shot was fired, she was at the window, visible for everyone, shouting at the police. Thats why the policeman took the backdoor, to sneak up from behind. How can Ruth shoot the policeman pretty much the moment he enters the house, when she is obviously at a different corner in the house???

You are both adorable to watch, so handsome!

I guess one needs to see the movie before one can comment on it.

This movie is stupid why take the blame for a 5year olds actions and go to prison for 20 stupid plot stupid movie

I thought it was great!

Maybe I'm evil. But people should at least remember their own crimes 🙂

I loved the movie it was really good and Actually there's kids young as 8 being put in jail

This movie wasn't that bad, but no way she gets parole for cop killing. I don't care how good she was in prison.

Have they reviewed the bird box?

I just have to tell you do not know about trauma and how/have come back from it.... the father killed him self and mammy was alcoholic x

One of the reasons I stopped relying on Rotten Tomatoes is that they CELEBRATE TRASH and TRASH GREATNESS!!!😳You are doing exactly that here for absolutely filmsy reasons! UNFORGIVABLE is a MASTERPIECE, Period!👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼💪🏽👍🏼

I really like Sandra, but someone needs to tell her that she can no longer pass for a 40 year old woman. She couldn't a few years ago for Bird Box, and she STILL can't. She's 57 years old, and that's FINE. I really wish she would create more age-appropriate roles for herself and other older women in the field, instead of trying to shoe-horn herself into roles that don't work. She should take a page out of Diane Lane's book.

It was a decent movie but the flash backs showing her still looking middle aged was distracting. Good review guys. 😘

I enjoy more in this movie that some oscar awarded movie.

On me WTF I couldn't even skip the ads I had to watch both of those, KZfaq fooln

.....O and the piano recital was too die for... emotions ran high

this was great !!

A classic Sally Wainwright screenplay, fantastic as always. Now watch the original tv series, Sally’s a genius

Review Inventing Anna

I just watched the trailer, too bad it's not so great!!!

I personally don’t think that every plot point in a movie needs to be wrapped up in a perfect bow. There are arcs within arcs, I don’t feel the need to follow these characters for 5 years to see how their lives play out. All the stories, to me, were to develop the main character and they had good conclusions with themselves.

Yeah, in the miniseries Ruth was 17 when the cop(s) were shot which makes more sense. I felt the emotion when they hugged at the end but it would've been great to see everyone find out, especially the sheriff's sons, that Ruth wasn't the murderer. Also, maybe Ruth took the rap because she didn't want her 5yo sister growing up knowing she'd killed someone, the fact that the 5yo couldn't be convicted was irrelevant. I thought it was a good flick though and worth a watch. Apparently the original miniseries is very good and is probably better though.

As someone who works in the meat industry that scene where Sandra Bullock got beat up by that woman in the fish factory (shouting cop killer) was so over the top and unrealistic. In the real world, that woman who beat her up would have got an instant dismissal (despite whether Sandra is a convict or not) and both of them would have at least ended up in a boss's office...... But Sandra just walks it off and washes her face in a production sink, spits out blood and continues to contaminate all the meat. Most of the characters motives and development were never fully explored. And those brothers seeking revenge was hilariously stupid. But the highlight was the scene where Bullock screams "SHE'S ONLY FIVE YEARS OLD!!!! SHE WAS ONLY FIVE YEARS OLD!!!" LMAO! She could have told people about this from the beginning? There was a kid that accidentally shot his own mother in walmart and never went to juvie or prison or nothing. Everything was just too convenient for drama and the plot.

Maybe you should write down what points to cover in what order. This review was so muddled, that it actually made the movie sound really confusing. Also the white guy needs to interact more and speak up. Also, ruth felt that if she left the home, child services would take her sister. Her mother died at birth, father commited suicide and left them destitute and desperate. This is my forst time visiting your channel as other reviewers (rlm, stuckman, decker shadow etc) You only get one chance at a first impresssion.

The more attractive one................Steve lol ur both amazing

Honestly this movie made no sense, like yea she didnt do it, but the precident was that she was going to and to do that around a 5 year old I had no sympathy for Ruth the whole movie, if anything in think she deserved everything in the movie and it should've ended with the dude taking her out. Sounds cruel but I just don't think it made sense cause they put this whole cop kid in there and his trauma only to give up after a horrific betrayal as if it never happened. Someone at Netflix was either super drunk or this was a bad movie....

I enjoy you all so MUCH!!

Vincent & Viola are the best part of this movie. I would have watched a movie of just them.

I think sandra bullock always looked older and has somewhat of a severe look. She is often miscast in my opinion. Thank you for the review! You guys are great and need to do a live reaction episode where we can all have some wine and enjoy in real time!

I will probably get raked over the coals doe this comment but I thought the movie was just ok. It was extremely boring and predictable.

The movie was boring. Bullock looked dry, like ET when he died. Complete mess.

How does a 5 year old know how to use a gun 🙄 unrealistic

I watched this film with my girlfriend and she was crying and all emotional during the film and I was just confused on why. Until I figured out after watching this. The film has no characters or strong plot lines. It’s empty. Sandra did a great job playing against type. But it’s a shitty script.

Typical American train crash , make it up as you go plot. Bullocks facial expression looks like the wind changed after she read the script and got stuck with a constipated look that was soooo depressing. Ho Hum😴😴😴🤭🤭🤭

This needed to be a limited series but I am sorry but Sandra Bullock was TOO OLD for this project. 57-20=37 so why a 37 year old woman was raising a 5 year old sister? This whole series is messed up by the miscasting of Sandra.

I never understood why Sandra bullock has a job