Did you people see the same film I saw?

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

This film is well written and has great acting. The original plot kept me entertained throughout. This Indie film is truly unique... so smart, funny and weird! The strange concept of paying for your own kidnapping is brilliant! Taylor Schilling and Pat Healy do a great job with this very original script. This film will keep you guessing and laughing!

That was beautiful. True art. Total impersonation on multiple levels deep. The climax was real - and the hold back was absolute self-control. That was true power on a different level. And, it only gets better. It was a privilege to watch you perform. If you're reading my review and wondering if you should watch this movie? I think if you are looking for a movie that shows you real art, rather than a consumerism based movie, with astonishing performance then yes I suggest you should watch it.

Movie was very predictable and a little strange, but I wasn't expecting the best movie so it was a good easy watch. Acting was decent, a few giggles here and there. If you're looking for something to watch where you don't have to think and need some light entertainment then this is for you.

This quirky little comedy about the very serious matter of kidnapping may not look funny to anyone at first, but it surely surprised me. Pat Healy, who I realized was in a bunch of stuff I watched over the years without ever really catching my attention, since the parts he played weren't worth a mention. Other than that, I only knew the name, but couldn't attribute to it anything of importance. If anyone had asked me about who I thought Pat Healy was, I would have told them that it's Patricia Healy they're talking about, some kind of female musician. Taylor Schilling's a different story. I definitely knew who she was, even without ever watching an episode of Orange Is The New Black. I saw her in The Overnight, a movie which kinda stuck with me, because it had some really interesting moments. Undoubtedly, an attractive woman, who is on the path of becoming a very good actress, due to the characters she chooses to play. This is certainly not the first (or last) comedy about a kidnapping situation, but nonetheless it's a funny one. It made me laugh, which, considering the volume of comedies I've watched over the years, is not an easy task. Don't get me wrong, this is not as brilliant as the classic A Fish Called Wanda, but it's still very enjoyable. 6.5/10