Voice of the Whistler

This film has zero % to do with the Whistler. It'd be as if you took a script for 50 Shades of Gray and marketed it as the next Avengers film. It's THAT disconnected. The Whistler literally never appears in the film. That said, the first half of the film is unexpectedly pretty good. It's a nice, character-driven, study in psychology. But then halfway thru it goes off the rails and becomes tedious and nearly unwatchable. I didn't care how it worked out in the end; everyone was too boring.

Full of potential, but the way it played out didn't work for me. Used too long creating a friendly tone, only to rush it when it got unfriendly. Was a clever idea, though. Just needed a little more polish in the pacing to put it among the better Whistlers.

The first half kind of sucks with all its preachy nonsense all to set up a scenario that could have been done in 5 minutes. The second half is an entertaining little morality tale in the usual Whistler style. It's underdeveloped, but at least enjoyable.