Decisions (2011)

Decisions: Directed by Jensen LeFlore. With Corey Haim, Anthony Vitale, Matt Medrano, Yeniffer Behrens. When a group of friends decide to pull a bank heist to get out from underneath their money troubles. They quickly discover that things can unravel in a hurry! A compromised LAPD Detective (Corey Haim) on the take with a crime syndicate figure want the money back and will go to any lengths to get it! Things go wrong quickly as bullets start to fly and the group finds that one thing affects another and discover that the voice of reason is not always what it appears to be.

“I just finished watching u0026quot;Decisionsu0026quot; in itu0026#39;s entirety on Netflix streaming. At first glance, this film may seem like just another low budget hood movie, but I think Corey Haim saw this script as an opportunity to send a message to his fans. Corey made some mistakes in his life, and attempted to salvage his career. I enjoyed his performance in u0026quot;Crank 2u0026quot;. I loved to watch him work the camera. He was a wonderful actor.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eFor those of you living in your closed little worlds, this is not the movie for you to watch. This is not a date movie, or an action flick. It is drama. This drama takes place in The Hood. It is not u0026quot;The Lost Boysu0026quot;, u0026quot;Boys in the Hoodu0026quot;, or u0026quot;Tales from the Hoodu0026quot;. This movie reminds me very much of the After School Specials my generation was so generously subjected to. Do not expect the big Hollywood names, acting, or budget.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eI gave this movie a 5. It was a good script written by a Hollywood stuntman, and I the actors were very capable, but I felt the director wasnu0026#39;t the right fit for this movie. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eIt is Rated R, but I rate PG. Adult situations,sexual innuendo, Mild Violence.”