At Any Price shows the nasty little ordinary things we do to get us ahead of others, and the not so ordinary or little.
The good. It's a frank view of what industrial farmers go through in regards to GMOs. You also really get into the shoes of the father.
The actors. It's was difficult for me to see Dennis Quaid, who usually plays heroic figures, if only family ones at time, give life to such a flawed character. To his credit, he did it very well.
The bad. There's a number of scenes where we don't relate very well to what's happening. The director doesn't make us feel or understand what's on the screen.
Ugly. Lack of depth in most secondary characters. The B and C stories are too thin.
6*/10
