Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

I wanted to but couldn't!

One of the most extraordinary films you will see this year. Take that as you want.

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

An attractive small town nurse is raped in her house after she is confused about her blind date. Then, the story turns about her struggle with the trauma and loses its initial tempo. The plot also gets incredulous in this part. The end comes with a predictable twist. Good acting from R. Pike and N. Nolte while S. Fernandez's acting seems a bit theatrical with his smirky face all along as if to remind us that he's the bad guy who never gets rehabilitated. All in all, a decent but forgettable project.

And the Oscar for the worst sound recording/editing goes to... this incomprehensible mess.Why the distorted whispering that is completely unintelligible? Why didn't they re-process or re-shoot the scenes in the jail when they are mumbling in whispers on the telephones? Does the director actually think people can understand what they are saying? It's not like we viewers have a script to follow. This film needs subtitles in 70% of the scenes.As for the plot, well, if only Ms. Pike had shown a bit more flesh it might have been worth watching, but as it is, it is a complete waste of time.Sorry Ms Pike, you were wasted on this.

Looked forward to seeing this movie as I'm a fan of Rosamund Pike. Things started off well enough and I thought I was in for a good thriller/revenge type movie. Alas, t'was not meant to be. Can honestly say it's one of the worse movie's I've seen for a while. The acting was good, but the characters were poor and ill defined. But the worst thing was the plot, the plot was ridiculous! There was little or no reason given for any of the significant things that happened. At a particular point in the movie I was beginning to think it was getting a tad weird, could she possibly be having erotic thoughts about her rapist? Anyway, in the end it just goes so left field, without warning or any insight from the character. Was very disappointed to see such a good actor (Pike) in such a bad movie. Do yourself a favor, don't waste your time.

OK, so it's not going to win major awards, but it's a decent little flick that deserves more credit than the 1-4 ratings. Maybe those who gave it such a low rating didn't really grasp the meaning with the story....I guess "All that glitters isn't always golden" comes to mind. It's not always who seems likely to be the TRULY evil ones. Some people are a product of their environment ie. being abused as a child & then turn to crime & turn into bad people (sociopaths)and some people are just born with something missing inside, one who is just truly evil -although from outer appearances one would never know as they come across very normal even successful (psychopaths) and what happens if these two collide, if one tries to make a victim of the other??.. I think this movie tries to give an example of just that & which one will most likely triumph. That's my take on it anyway...