"Greta," the new thriller about a young woman who befriends a lonely French widow, is a hot mess, and not in a good way. The film centers on Frances (Chloe Grace Moretz), a twenty-something living in Manhattan with her college friend Erica (Maika Monroe). One day, while on the subway, Frances comes across a green purse. While Erica suggests they keep it, and use the money found inside for colonics, Frances, being endowed with a higher sense of ethics, decides to return it to the owner, whose photo ID is found within. If only Frances's common sense were on par with her perception of right and wrong! Alas, that would be wishful thinking in a movie functioning with as little brain power as this one.
Greta
Greta
Greta
"Greta," the new thriller about a young woman who befriends a lonely French widow, is a hot mess, and not in a good way. The film centers on Frances (Chloe Grace Moretz), a twenty-something living in Manhattan with her college friend Erica (Maika Monroe). One day, while on the subway, Frances comes across a green purse. While Erica suggests they keep it, and use the money found inside for colonics, Frances, being endowed with a higher sense of ethics, decides to return it to the owner, whose photo ID is found within. If only Frances's common sense were on par with her perception of right and wrong! Alas, that would be wishful thinking in a movie functioning with as little brain power as this one.