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This movie hits home in so many ways. Samara did a great job as a person that struggles to have control of her life, but can't break free, because loyalty can be a curse.

The car chase scenes were used to not as a main point, but to give a break from some heavy drama, which I appreciated.

Kudos to Marshawn, his acting is improving, keep up the good work, there's lots of room for improvement.

I would have given the movie a 7, but it's pace was good enough that I didn't check my phone/tablet the entire movie, which is very rare for me. So the extra star was for Shawn Simmons' directing and Chris Patterson's editing.

Wow . I'm in for some action treats but end up crying. Damn this was really good and painful to watch at the same time. Never thought Karl and Samara could pulled this off but they did. From the writers of deadpool . I'm glad I watched it. Definitely will recommend to one of my friends who loves movies.

Finally, something dynamic from Hulu. Pure action: car chases, drifting, shootouts, blood, and of course Samara Weaving - absolutely born for roles like this. Stunning on screen, I love her work. The direction is sharp, the editing precise, and the cast well-chosen. Everything serves the pace and energy.

There is one significant drawback - the plot is primitive and naive. But for those looking for drive and adrenaline, the film more than delivers. I recommend it as a straightforward thrill ride with no pretension to depth.

I just finished "Eenie Meanie" and I'm left wondering what the point was. The film's script is so incredibly weak that it makes the entire experience feel ponderous and slow. The dialogue is unnatural and tries way too hard to be witty, which just comes off as forced and cringeworthy. I was really looking forward to this, especially after seeing Samara Weaving in the trailer, who is usually amazing. But even she can't save the central relationship between the main character, Edie, and her ex-boyfriend. He's so utterly unlikable and a walking liability that it's impossible to believe why she would go to such lengths for him. It's frustrating to watch and completely undermines her strength.

Is it worth watching? Not really. It's a classic case of a film that has a decent cast and a tired premise, but gets held back by its flimsy plot and sluggish pace.

I thoroughly, thoroughly enjoyed Eenie Meanie. Everything from the acting, script, soundtrack, story and action has a distinctly Tarantino feel about it and i was both gripped and entertained throughout.

Samara Weaving is going to be a star! Her performance is superb and everything you would expect from a breakout role (think Eric Bana in Chopper, Margot Robbie in Wolf of Wall Street, Colin Farrell in Tigerland, Jeremy Renner in Hurt Locker) and oozes coolness on a level with Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction. She holds the movie together brilliantly with heart and logic while the madness unfolds around her, yet shows a genuine toughness missing from so many female characters written today - due to them simply being 'female versions' of the male characters that came before them (mainly aimed at superhero movies).

This movie is well written, excellently directed and superbly acted by all involved. It's instantly rewatchable and will definitely go down as a cult classic if nothing else.

There's no doubt we are in one of the worst periods of film history with the rubbish that's been churned out over the past five years, but i can honestly say i was entertained, amused, excited and impressed by everything and everyone involved in this film. For me, one of the best films i've seen this year!

Shawn Simmons, take a bow! I look forward to what you can bring to the table next time sir!