Honestly... this isn't the movie I expected from Steve McQueen especially how high it's rated on RT. This is like if Steve McQueen did a Michael Bay movie and Bay was in charge of the script. I will say the movie started off really great. The opening scene in here was incredible and they did a knockout job on giving you the setup. But after that... the movie just starts losing its sh** and becomes messy. It's split into two movies, one about criminality going into politics and the main plot of these widows trying to get the money that was owed. Both of them struggle as it goes along... it's flashy like a Bay movie, but there's nothing deep about it. One thing that is holding it together and is probably getting most of the movies praises are the performances. I thought Viola Davis and Elizabeth Debicki were great and had the most to chew on in terms of performances. I love Daniel Kaluuya and Brian Tyree Henry here, but they were playing cartoonish villains. Especially Daniel Kaluuya, who does some super villain sh** even Killmonger would step back and say "Hey man, you're taking this too far". As for story, If you're not the A or B plot of the movie, you kinda get the short end of the stick. A lot of the subplots doesn't really go anywhere. Despite the story not giving you enough about the plan, the heist itself I thought was pretty good, but it should have been longer and be the bulk of that last act. Also there's a twist in here that feels like it belongs on day time television. Overall, it's just not that good of a movie despite the little things I enjoyed in here. If you've seen Heat or season 3 of The Wire... or a telenovela, then you've seen it done better.