Well, that's the least they could do.
My little review (after getting my UK BR).
The movie is a great little piece. As long as you are not expecting a non-stop action extravaganza, you won't be disapointted. As a director, Dolph takes his time to flesh out (flesh up ? i don't know how to say it in english) the characters, and his take on the "middle class" is quite refreshing (in the action genre, and even more in the small budget sub-genre). Like he said multiple time in interviews, you can feel that the covid-delay gave him time to work on the background with Adkins. In the end, it's probably the two best performances by both actors in a long time. (surprisingly [or not] Ida is really good in her small part).
Visually, the movie has a strong indie vibes (that works for me) and the photography is really nice. The pace is refreshingly calm (but not slow). I really dug that. The action, purposedly scarce, is well made, and doesn't feel out of place : there's not a lot of action, but it does feels useful to the story and entertaining as well.
In the end, it's a very good movie. I'll have to give it a couple more views, but so far it's in the top 2 on Dolph's directors list (The Mechanik still has a place in my heart, but it might move to second place in time

).
Can't wait to see what Dolph has in store with Wanted Man.
EDIT : I read Tom's review after writing mine (in order not to be spoilt/influenced] and it seems we agree on most points

(except yours is weeeeeell better written than mine

)