Breaking In

Review by Malika Kingston @MalikaSheila

Directed by

James McTeigue

Starring

Gabrielle Union

Anticipation.

Interested to see how Gabrielle Union tackles this role.

Enjoyment.

A lot of action and scheming – enjoyable if you don't think about it too much.

In Retrospect.

Too many unanswered questions and not enough character development.

Gabrielle Union turns the tables on her tormentors in this home invasion thriller.

Published 13 May 2018

Anticipation.

Interested to see how Gabrielle Union tackles this role.

Enjoyment.

A lot of action and scheming – enjoyable if you don't think about it too much.

In Retrospect.

Too many unanswered questions and not enough character development.

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