An interesting premise for a film. A less interesting approach. Poor execution.
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The first half of the film is from a perspective of one person. The second half of the film is from the perspective of a second person.
Seriously, if you can't figure out what's going on from the first half alone, you must be brain dead.
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Worse, the spouse of the second person is a lawyer. Nevertheless, despite both the second person and the lawyer spouse having evidence of crimes, including a serious act of physical violence against them, they never say anything to the police.
Furthermore, there was evidence known to several of the vicim's associates, none of whom communicated anything to the police.
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The audience knows the key belongs to the door. It's not suspenseful to delay turning the key. Of course, this wouldn't be an issue if the key had been given to the police as it should have been.
!!! SPOILER ALERT !!!
The first half of the film is from a perspective of one person. The second half of the film is from the perspective of a second person.
Seriously, if you can't figure out what's going on from the first half alone, you must be brain dead.
!!! SPOILER ALERT !!!
Worse, the spouse of the second person is a lawyer. Nevertheless, despite both the second person and the lawyer spouse having evidence of crimes, including a serious act of physical violence against them, they never say anything to the police.
Furthermore, there was evidence known to several of the vicim's associates, none of whom communicated anything to the police.
!!! SPOILER ALERT !!!
The audience knows the key belongs to the door. It's not suspenseful to delay turning the key. Of course, this wouldn't be an issue if the key had been given to the police as it should have been.