Be advised - this whole review is about the twist at the end of the film so if you don't want to read a spoiler, stop now.
I think the end is fair enough. James Earl Jones, (the impostor Avery), is a colleague or relation of the real Avery, not the guy Victor. The impostor has stumbled across the phone message, knows that Avery plays those numbers every week, impersonates the guy, gets the loot and is going to run off with it. Victor and the real Avery have been conned. Victor has picked up the message second, and so the real Avery appears, too late.
Now these days there would be a 60 second montage explaining all this at the end, but the director decided we should figure it out for ourselves.
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Riddler.
I think the end is fair enough. James Earl Jones, (the impostor Avery), is a colleague or relation of the real Avery, not the guy Victor. The impostor has stumbled across the phone message, knows that Avery plays those numbers every week, impersonates the guy, gets the loot and is going to run off with it. Victor and the real Avery have been conned. Victor has picked up the message second, and so the real Avery appears, too late.
Now these days there would be a 60 second montage explaining all this at the end, but the director decided we should figure it out for ourselves.
Nice 1
Riddler.