The Image of You

This took ages to get going. When there are identical twins and a man involved only one thing is bound to happen. This does have an additional twist though. Half way through it wasn't difficult to work it out, but the ending had a lot going on. All those dead people, surely they couldn't have been the first. Did the cops even try investigate at all. Not according to this movie.

Grief can do terrible things to some people, but it's mind boggling that they are enabled to just carry on without any treatment.

Haven't seen Nestor Carbonell for ages, I see he still wears eyeliner. One of these days he's going to look like Alice Cooper. Just kidding.

I watched this without looking into it too much.

I originally thought it was going to be like those movies you see in the afternoon on daytime television. When it got going I was totally into it and didn't see what was coming until really late into it. I thought it was definitely worth watching and I enjoyed it.

I was looking for a new movie to watch and didn't have much time, which is when I stumbled across The Image of You. Seeing that it is a mere ninety minutes, with a few recognizable TV show actors, I decided to put it on completely blind. At first, the movie seemed very campy. The dialogue was awkward, and the story felt forced. Nothing of substance occurred until the end of the film, where so much happened that it felt super chaotic. To pile on, Zoe is one of the most unlikable characters I have ever seen in film, and Nick is irredeemably heartless and dumb. At times, it was hard to watch. However, I pretty quickly stopped taking it so seriously and began to actually enjoy it a little bit. I was able to have fun watching the big twist, and laughing at the scenes that were outlandish. Overall, this was a pretty bad movie by all means, but it could be somewhat of a fun watch if you indulge in the campiness.

I really sorry to be rude but certain films deserve certain screenplays, if certain directors deserve it, if they deserve it, let's start by saying that in this film there is the usual sentimental triangle that is used by all the screenwriters who do not have the skills of writing a script !! Consequently, they take refuge in stupid sentimental or sexual triangles, the riggia is really bad, the script is written with the feet and the actors are ridiculous I don't know what else to say to describe this garbage, this is an insult even for the films reserved for TV, in assist the films for TV are absolute cult.

Sasha Pieterse and Parker Young are incredible in this thriller from director, Jeff Fisher. Expect twists, turns, and thrills from "The Image of You."

The cinematography and lighting are highly evocative of Hitchcock's mid-century work. The clever use of shadow in adding a certain layer of mystique to the character of Zoe is masterfully played.

The film's use of montage through splitscreens and wipes is also something that has not been utilized in Hollywood in quite some time (the "Ocean's" remakes are the most recent examples that come to mind). Fisher clearly wears his influences on his sleeve, and it is an absolute pleasure seeing this adaptation of Adele Parks' novel come to life.