The ethics that get mentioned here and the drama that the movie thrives upon are well chosen. And the acting is pretty decent too. The roles (characters) on the other hand, have not that much insight to offer. Diane Krugers is pretty one sided and she has not that much to do (other than look worried more or less).
But the biggest crime in my book is the ending. It is pretty schmaltzy up to that point, but the ending is something of a "crime" (no pun intended). I think it takes away too much from the viewer (although some would argue that it gives them "something"). Still the theme is strong and even without some needed rewrites (to soften some flaws), this still is kind of engaging.
But the biggest crime in my book is the ending. It is pretty schmaltzy up to that point, but the ending is something of a "crime" (no pun intended). I think it takes away too much from the viewer (although some would argue that it gives them "something"). Still the theme is strong and even without some needed rewrites (to soften some flaws), this still is kind of engaging.