Josh Duhamel commands most of the film's attention; the experience places you directly in his perspective. He portrays a character who feels grounded and authentic, despite being prominent, ambitious, and careful to protect what he considers important. Then comes Anthony Hopkins. Viewers who already suspect that billionaires have likely cut corners and acted ruthlessly to accumulate their fortunes will probably find his portrayal appealing. The character is taken to an extreme, but the idea of fighting for a company’s existence can be grasped even if you don't agree with the methods. Al Pacino delivers a performance characteristic of Al Pacino, complete with a Southern accent and demeanor. I won’t say more than that. The level of excitement and engagement is an 8 out of 10. How convincing it all is lands at 6.5 out of 10. The total impression comes to 7.25 out of 10.

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