Sweet Girl
Came out; 2021
Time; 1 hour 50 minutes
Watched: Netflix
Rating; R for strong violence and language
IMDB Rating; 5.5/10
Caution; Spoiler Alert
Staring;
Jason Momoa as Ray Cooper
Isabela Merced as Rachel Cooper
Adria Arjona as Amanda Cooper
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Amos Santos
Amy Brenneman as Diana Morgan
Milena Rivero as Rachel age 11
Justin Bartha as Simon Keeley
Raza Jaffrey as Vinod Shah
Lex Scott Davis as FBI Detective Sarah Meeker
Michael Raymond-James as FBI Detective John Rothman
Storyline;
Devoted family man Ray Cooper (Jason Momoa), vows justice against the pharmaceutical company responsible for pulling a potentially life saving drug from the market just before his wife (Adria Arjona) dies from cancer. But when his search for the truth leads to a deadly encounter that puts Ray and his daughter Rachel (Isabela Merced) in harm's way, Ray's mission turns into a quest for vengeance in order to protect the only family he has left.
Thoughts;
This was a netflix original movie and the preview looked like it was decent.
The movie moves pretty quickly and you can really feel for Ray and Rachel in the beginning, but as the movie goes on it becomes about medication and really the movie hits home about how the system works
There is a super twist at the end. It was a pretty good movie and I would definitely recommend it.
CAUTION; Major Spoiler Alert
Plot Summary;
In
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Amanda Cooper falls ill with cancer. Her
husband, Ray, finds out a potentially life saving drug for Amanda was
pulled off the market, due to BioPrime CEO Simon Keeley's new
business move. Watching Keeley on a live debate with Congresswoman
Diana Morgan, Ray calls in and threatens Keeley, saying if he doesn't
reverse it, he'll kill him. Keeley doesn't take the threat seriously
and Amanda passes soon after, devastating Ray and their daughter,
Rachel. Six months later, Ray receives a call from a reporter, Martin
Bennett, who tells him he can help him get justice for Amanda. They
meet on a subway, unknowingly followed by Rachel and a hitman named
Santos. Bennett explains that BioPrime has been bribing anyone who
questions their dirty deeds, including the company that made the drug
Amanda needed to save her life. Santos kills Bennett and attacks Ray
and Rachel. As the train stops at a station, Santos stabs Ray and
knocks out Rachel, leaving them both on the platform and getting away
on the train.
Two years later, Ray has been investigating
Keeley on his own. He sneaks into a gala honouring Keeley and
interrogates him about the hit on Bennett and the bribes. As Keeley
tells him it was Chairman Vinod Shah that signs off on all hits, one
of Keeley's bodyguards attacks Ray and Ray accidentally kills him and
Keeley. Ray takes Rachel and they hide in a motel outside of town.
Rachel, concerned about Ray's quest for revenge contacts FBI Agent
Sarah Meeker and tries to convince her to look into BioPrime. The
next morning, two mercenaries break into the motel and Ray kills them
both, placing further strain between him and Rachel. Ray plans to go
after Shah and Rachel convinces him to take her with him. They trap
Shah's car and Ray tries to interrogate him, but he's killed by
Santos who's been following Shah. The three meet at a diner and Ray
gets Santos to tell him his employer's name, Diana Morgan, with the
promise they'll meet again in Pittsburg. Upon arriving though,
they're spotted by the FBI who chase Ray to the roof of a baseball
stadium. As Meeker tries to talk him down, its revealed Ray has
actually been Rachel, Ray having died from his wounds two years ago
at the station. She jumps into the river, and is still arrested by
Meeker, but she crashes the ambulance and escapes.
Determined
to get justice for her family, Rachel breaks into Morgan's office and
faces Santos again, finally killing him. She confronts Morgan and
records her admitting she was bribed by BioPrime and ordered the hit
on Bennett. Rachel sends the tape to Meeker and boards a plane to an
unknown future, knowing her mom and dad are always with her.
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