Thanks for the heads-up!
PSA, y'all:
Just like any book, you can walk away from a shite movie, too.
Let yourself have that power over what you choose to consume/ingest and you'll find yourself more often and more easily enjoying said product, much less the activity itself.
You don't have to "finish what's on your plate", friends & neighbors. 🖖🏼
That old saying's just another bullshit echo from past generations' corporate memery. [eg. Great Depression, etc.] 🤌🏼 (Not unlike retconning Popeye to eat tinned spinach 🤢 [instead of raw garlic, originally] to sell more aluminum cans "for the war effort" and spoon-feeding some Patriotism® on the same shovel —despite the boiling & canning process leeching said spinach of almost all nutritional value.)
Also, OP, with respect: De Niro is a personal metric for quality? Ya lost me. AFAICT, De Niro hasn't been a reliable performer for a long time, (sighs in The Irishman) ... but I'm genuinely curious about your take on that.
I do agree that it's unfortunate Foxx & Leguizamo are involved, but at least they're getting work, I guess? IMHO, Scott Eastwood's the Temu reboot of his father's aged legacy, at best. (Kyle's talented, though.) It's pretty clear that someone just threw money at this idea, and hoped that'd be enough to pad the CV of a nephew/subordinate/etc.