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Swathi R @paroxysmalpsychosis Jan 3 This movie has climbed to one of my all time favorites. Cillian Murphy is a force of nature. Such staggering talent (and humility) in one man. The story is genius. The screenplay, direction, dialogues and the acting have brought out its nuances and gravitas. Murphy is devastatingly and utterly convincing as two completely different individuals living the same life as husband and wife, never meeting each other, never knowing each other's stories or memories. The ending did feel a tad abrupt, but fitting. It ends in intentional ambiguity, leaving the audience unsettled. Unfair that it got such a low rating here. You'll see what I mean. Hats off to Murphy. Should have won an Oscar a long time ago. To think Johnny Skillpa is also Tommy Shelby... See more Nathan O @Nate1000 Dec 16 This movie had a lot of potential with the cast and concept but ultimately flops to create any meaningful suspense and nose dives at the end. See more Phyllis M @RT49713640 Jul 6 It was stupid and the ending was even dumber!!! How can a good actor like Cillian Murphy appear in such trash??? See more Holly @Hollydalziel 04/22/2025 Its classy and smart.. doesn’t go into depth but defo has a Hitchcock feel .. cilllian makes a beautiful woman btw See more Jake F @RT32381744 11/13/2024 Originally I was confused by this cinematic creation, as I myself tried to uncover the story I seemed lost. But then I noticed the little boy who I have got to say is quite the cutie patootie as well. Jake From Peacock is my idol and saved this movie from being a bust. I have got to wonder what Jake will achieve in his adulthood and can only imagine what he is doing today. See more Kyle J @RT92554104 09/10/2024 Anyone in real life would recognize Emma as John. They look alike. They are both emotionally disturbed people. The county coroner would check dental records to confirm the body when someone comes looking for the murder victim. It’s hard to believe neurotically shy John ever had sexual intercourse. The best part of the movie is the derailed caboose in the backyard. Someone could write a better script around the caboose alone. And pah-leeze, everyone, quit comparing B movies with Hitchcock films. Norman Bates was instantly recognizable in his mother’s get-up as soon as he failed to kill his next target. See more Read all reviews

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