Going into this movie for the 1st time, I didn't even know what the plot was about in the least. Never read a review or even seen a single trailer. But Hopkins and Kidman rarely fail me on-screen so I decided to watch this.
Now that I've seen it I would recommend it highly to anyone who wants to see how a movie can incorporate issues of society and relationships (all without being preachy or excessively manipulative) and still be entertaining.
*Spoiler* I was a little bugged by the ending but only because I've seen a string of movies lately that didn't really end 'happily ever after' but it does fit the story of the movie. It's not that I was expecting everything to turn out perfectly, but the injustice of having that killer remain free, seemed like a major loose end.
So when the hell is Kidman going to win another Oscar anyway? The woman keeps churning 'em out better than any actress out there today. She was 'okay' in her twenties, but now that she's older, she's become a true actor, not just a movie star.
Now that I've seen it I would recommend it highly to anyone who wants to see how a movie can incorporate issues of society and relationships (all without being preachy or excessively manipulative) and still be entertaining.
*Spoiler* I was a little bugged by the ending but only because I've seen a string of movies lately that didn't really end 'happily ever after' but it does fit the story of the movie. It's not that I was expecting everything to turn out perfectly, but the injustice of having that killer remain free, seemed like a major loose end.
So when the hell is Kidman going to win another Oscar anyway? The woman keeps churning 'em out better than any actress out there today. She was 'okay' in her twenties, but now that she's older, she's become a true actor, not just a movie star.
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