This movie really spoke to me, I actually stumbled upon it by chance. Her loneliness and frustration comes across so vividly, I'd like to see how anyone could go through all that without attempting murder. Joke aside, it is impossible to not get touched by it on some level, it became quite frustrating dreading what was behind the next turn, and I found myself praying for that all would go well. She doth is a wonderful actress, but sadly like many others aren't given the chance. I understand it seems immoral for her to have killed all those people, but learning what she's been through since her childhood and how abused she's been by all around her, it makes sense to me I guess. To be mentioned is that she doth always showed regret and that all was really just tragic accidents. It has it's moments, I particularly loved the ending. She embodied Electra in a sense, truly tragic. Sometimes the humour also came across, but I was too preoccupied with the story to pay that any heed. It also raises the important question about what is and what isn't when it comes to murder. She doth kills her unborn child, is it alright while killing an adult is not? I highly recommend it.
Review of The Understudy
