No one in their right mind would hire a dumb SoCal pretty boy with an always-on "whatever man it ain't no big thang" mentality to do that job. Especially if he was previously fired because he couldn't be bothered to deliver birthday cakes without eating/stealing them first. Upon hire, the idiot gave the 1st package to the guy on the train before receiving the token nor did he seem to have looked at the token at any point afterwards. Not that it mattered, he was given next to zero training for such a crucial and critical assignment from someone that would be more at home working behind a Jiffy Lube counter. The subject matter was interesting but it was executed using a lense from some parallel universe where organs are stored at room temperature on shelves in dirty warehouses and then illicitly smuggled from point to point by airhead millenials with no training while driving vehicles that may or may not fall apart or spontaneously combust somewhere in the middle of the valley prior to reaching the final destination. The acting didn't really bother me nor did the actors themselves but their personality portrayals didn't match those that would do that job in the real world. I'd remake this film with more emphasis on believable sterilized environments and characters that are more serious about the job and life in general and show that they do receive some level of training. I'd focus less on the love story between the two main characters as it is superfluous and a bit cheesy. The relationships and struggles of the sick individuals and their loved ones is where the attention should stay. I realize that budgets can put a hamper on things but at least borrow or rent a van for a day to make it look like the employees drive company vehicles. Would you pay out the nose to have a heart or other organ delivered in a late model Ford Focus like it's a pizza? I wouldn't. I'd use basic plastic coolers instead of a cardboard box loosely and sloppily sealed with store brand duct tape. I watched this through Kanopy for free and recommend it to folks who are willing to watch just about anything but I personally couldn't suggest that anyone pay to watch this unless you are a film student looking for inspiration within this genre. It wasn't terrible and the subject matter is just above middle of the road considering how it was handled in this movie so it gets 6 stars from me. A remake that softens some of the rough edges and focuses on believeability would easily add a few more stars that would be worth paying actual money to rent/own. Overall it's a decent low budget attempt to tell a story about a scenario that really needs a little more money and attention to detail to tell correctly. And please change the order to recieve token first and then hand over the package if this story is ever retold again by its original creators.