John Foster

One of the best acted films of all time. Woody Allen foray into a dramatic movie does not disappoint. The acting is uniformly superb.

Overall, the cast is superb. It’s a real thriller, very suspenseful with lots of twist and turns. I highly recommend it

Loved the intensity of the film. Of course, it is deeply disturbing and haunting. A true psychological drama, and all the complaints about the movie’s slow pace are understandable. however, that’s what one should expect from a film of this genre. Living in New England, we watched news footage of Mary Kay Letourneau over and over and over as this was such a monumental and horrendous news story. I have never been a Natalie Portman fan, and in general don’t like her acting at all. This film was no exception. Julianne Moore does superb job, and Charles Melton, who was unfamiliar to me was superb.

Julia Garner is brilliant in Ozark. But not so much here I’m afraid. Her concocted accent is incredibly annoying and difficult to listen to. The whole show is mediocre at best