I am shocked to see all the 1's and 2's on here. Are you people for real? Or has there been a managed attempt to sink this film. Like from some national legal guardianship association? First of all, for those thinking the premise unbelievable, this is happening now. There are people, believe it or not, who do what Grayson does in this movie, and the courts allow it. It is a problem in this country, and an extremely serious one. Check out Season 2 of Dirty Money, the episode "Guardianship, Inc." Pretty scary! However this film was not made as a documentary or even a serious drama. Maybe they should have in order to bring awareness to this problem, but instead they put it in the comedy, crime, thriller genres. If you think her ability at handling a Russian mafia guy and surviving death is unbelievable, how about "Home Alone"? Totally unbelievable, but a big hit nevertheless. Every James Bond movie! Totally would never happen! So that argument is meaningless. It is a hard movie to watch, even though it's obviously done with tongue in cheek, just because the subject matter is so upsetting. No, it's not Oscar worthy, but a well-done film with some great talent: Rosamund Pike created a full-fledged villainess, unfortunately Peter Dinklage and Dianne Wiest didn't have that much to do, but are always good anyway.
Review of I Care a Lot
