The Scapegoat

What if you happened to meet someone who looked identical to you, only you don't want to steal their life, you want to give them yours.

This is a truly slick drama, for my money if is truly superior to the previous version, one I saw many years back, this is hugely atmospheric and sincere, but has an air of warmth to it.

The acting is sublime throughout, each performance is truly on point.

Yes it is a bit absurd, and you do need to stretch your imagination a little, you would know surely if you were living with someone different.

I love the production values, it looks tremendous, superb costumes and location work.

Excellent, 9/10.

#1 Look at the other reviews here and take them at face value ; this is a good movie that's worth watching. Although the premise and plot may seem implausible the movie draws you in and the acting, story (Daphne Du Maurier ) and production values make this a worthy film. There is real tenderness shown between the characters and and callousness by the villain. Good story and film making, no gimmicks other than the original story (novel).

Ok; so it's not a likely scenario, but it's an entertaining movie with lots of twists, turns and tension

I enjoyed the movie, it's an interesting plot, well directed and well acted. Unfortunately the closed captions, on which I depend, were many seconds ahead of the scenes they belong to (I watched it on Amazon Prime video).

Interesting plot twists and an unusual storyline make this a good, entertaining film set in the backdrop or 50's Britain. A far cry from gun toting car chase disaster films.