Reviews

A couple reviews implied the movie was solely about how men are jealous of their successful partner/spouse. I don't agree, it also showed how modern women are sex maniacs as well. Because Luke didn't have sex with Emily, she went to a strip club with all men and popped pills and came home wasted. Seems like the modern common justification. And he was right that you shouldn't be leaving at 2am to meet with a coworker or take calls at midnight. Which opens another can of worms when it's the opposite sex calling you or the same sex if you're gay. Then the ending where she makes a whole fake story to her boss that she was the victim, lol.

So much was left on the table. Great theme, actors, and cinematography, just flopped in crucial areas. Like it didn't need the blood in the beginning and it didn't need the blood at the end.

No it's not a movie you'll watch more than once, but it made me think a lot about life. Do we go to purgatory and then have to figure out where we belong? Do people go into something similar during a coma?

The acting was on par with all the recent super hero movies. The special effects were basic yet believable. The plot was easy to figure out, but the ending could have gone 50/50 which I guessed wrong. Rachelle Goulding is stunning and fit her part very well. You always have to watch out for the pretty ones LOL.

I understand people want to rebel against religion nowadays more than ever. However, it doesn't mean you can't watch something about religion.

Great overall film however it's a little too long like others have mentioned. I have a bone to pick with the ending. I was sexually abused by a family member when I was a child and didn't say anything until I was 33 years old. So for her to break off the wedding and leave him when he was a good person makes no sense after she came out. She didn't open up to him, but opened up to the newspaper lol. She just used him. With the length of the film, they should have evolved her previous relationships and then it would have made sense. The big picture is this film is going to help a lot of people to speak out and keep your head up.

I had to use this as a title from reading another review haha.

I didn't see what other's saw in this film. Olivia Colman's acting was good, but not great. I mean she mostly stared at people and acted like a reclus. Which didn't fit since she was married and still humping around.

If anyone should win an award it should be the father that took care of the two daughters that she left for 3 years. As a father of 4 kids that works from home, I know the trails and tribulations of parenting. And that's why I gave the film a 5, it did have some touching moments that I can't recall I've seen in another film, it was just too vague. Reminds me of the Russian song people are doing TikTok's with their family and don't know how what the song is saying.

Great acting however the story left a sour taste in my mouth. They made her out to be a decent person that just made a mistake and this is Hollywood's payback for her withholding her emails and texts. She hired models, but no sex was going on? No prostitutes? She was the only one using drugs? She didn't sleep with not one of those rich and powerful men? Lol come on.

And to put icing on the cake, they make her guilty plea at the end as honorable or a sense of integrity.

Such a typical Hollywood film. The out of touch rich white male, the gossipy drunken white wives, blah blah blah. Salma has really grown on me in her past few films, but why would she take this role when she's married to a billionaire lol, go figure.

Being Mexican, obviously I don't speak for us all, but it was a slap in the face. We(more so the immigrants)wouldn't speak to our employers especially in their home in that manner. In addition after her acts and them not kicking her out or firing her, doesn't that make them more understanding and sympathetic to her than she is to them?

The actors did with they could, the script just fell short. I would have been satisfied if the film had ended when she stabbed him and we found out George Soros funded her. I gave it an additional star because 1/3 of the shots were of Salma's backside and Enrique Castillo from Blood In Blood out was the tow truck driver.