Breaking & Exiting Movie Review

The movie “Breaking & Exiting” was directed by Peter Facinelli Peter Facinelli is an American actor, screenwriter >> Read More... and produced by Cecile Cubilo, Jordan Danger, and Martine Melloul. The film’s writer is Jordan Danger. The film features Milo Gibson, Jordan Danger, Adam Huber, Joaquim de Almeida, Justine Wachsberger, James Kyson, Lily Anne Harrison, Cecile Cubilo, Colin Ferguson, John Hinson, Hermann Ludovick Pattein, and Blake Purdy. Sacha Chaban composed the music used in the film. The film’s cinematographer was Christopher Hamilton, and the film’s editor was Vaughn Bien III.  

Plot 

The film’s protagonists are Harry, played by Milo Gibson, and Daisy, played by Jordan Danger. Harry robs rich people’s homes when they are absent. His girlfriend breaks up with him because of his indifferent attitude towards her. Harry finds Daisy when he is trying to rob her house. Daisy was in her bathtub, waiting for her death after a willful overdose of pills. Harry first left her home after robbing her but soon returned because his conscience did not allow him to leave Daisy as is. He helps Daisy and waits for her to gain consciousness. He learned that Daisy was attempting suicide because her fiancé left her and she was depressed. The film follows the unlikely duo as they find love and support in each other. 

Star Performance

Milo Gibson and Jordan Danger deliver mediocre performances, and do have any chemistry together.  

Analysis 

The film had a good concept but failed to fulfill the idea because of poor plot and mediocre performances. 

What’s There?

• The film is a romance comedy about a thief and a suicidal woman who find solace in each other’s company.

What’s Not There?

• The characters seem one-dimensional and underdeveloped

• The plot is slow and boring

• The lead actors do not have good chemistry together

Verdict

The film does not have any qualities that redeem its numerous flaws. So, it might be a good watch for rom-com enthusiasts.