Sarah Hunter

This movie is ridiculous. No narrative should be portrayed of the events that day that didn't actually happen. Nobody, let alone 4 people, rode an elevator down several floors and lived. It's just manipulating people into watching a mediocre at best performance. Shame on all of them. Could have been a decent movie if it weren't set in a real world tragedy.

It's actually incredibly disturbing that so many people thought it was okay to glorify kidnapping and sexual assault and act like this is a situation that could actually turn into a positive, healthy relationship. It's truly appalling that the actress agreed to it, and that anyone on set thought that this was okay. Glorifying sexual slavery is not a good look. You're adding fuel to the incell fire, the misogynistic fire and the idea that sexual violence is okay, or a way to win over the person you desire. This is sickening.