Alas, Haggis' commitment to bringing out the truth of the premise turns the "The Next Three Days" into a downbeat film.. Haggis seems obsessed with making sure we "get it" in every scene. You can almost feel the hammer poised right above your head to pound the point home. Beyond that, the film is too long on exposition in some places, too short in others, never just right.. A feel-bad holiday film about a repellent family, with a milquetoast dad and a smug, devious harpy of a mom.. Not much more...
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