Some Other Woman

Eve seems to have it all, she's living in Paradise with her husband Peter, she has a right friend circle, life is good, until her life seems to be overtaken by the beautiful Renata.

Ok, so don't ask me to explain the plot, the ending, or anything about it, as it's the epitomy of gobbledegook, I can't imagine for one second that even the writer has a clue what came of this adaptation.

For the most part, I enjoyed it, just a trippy and ambiguous thriller. The first half of the movie is very good, the second half, not so. It should have been so much better, if only Eve's journey had gone in a different direction.

It's almost like the middle of a movie, you're a little confused by the start, and you're certainly not given a confusion, you need to put the pieces together for yourself.

Drugs, fantasy? Who knows.

Tom Felton is always good value.

6/10.

Some Other Woman is a thought provoking thriller starring Amanda Crew, Tom Felton, and Ashley Green Khoury - with a supporting role for ex-NBA player, Rick Fox! Tom Felton is no longer the mean-spirited one-dimensional Malfoy from the HP universe - I thought he did a great job in his role as Peter.

The writing is smart and keeps the mystery developing without any significant lulls. Like any good thriller, you're never quite sure what may be around the corner next and you are soon drawn into the story as it unfolds.

Under the radar movie with a limited release, but worth hunting down and checking it out!

"Some Other Woman" is a psychological thriller that will have you glued to your seat from start to finish. The movie follows the story of Eve, Forced to give up her own dreams while living on a tropical island, Eve Carver encounters a strange woman who begins to take over her life.

The movie has a well-written script and excellent acting. The tension and suspense build up throughout the movie, and the ending is unexpected. The psychological themes in the movie are thought-provoking, and it's a well-made movie overall. I highly recommend checking it out.

The film also does a great job of using its visuals to enhance the psychological aspect of the story. The use of shadows and sound effects creates a sense of unease and foreboding in the audience, keeping them guessing as to what might happen next.

Overall, "Some Other Woman" is a complex and entertaining psychological thriller that is sure to keep you guessing until the very end.

I'm so sick of all the dross. Honestly, we want quality over quantity.

Yet again, the premise of this was good. The execution was woeful. And that's a real disrespect to the actors, crew, editors, everyone.

What's the point of making stuff if it's going to end up half-arsed?

95% of this was psychological gaslighting without the tension. The last three minutes was all, oh pathetic men. What?!?!

Utter nonsense.

At this rate we'll end up with a constant YouTube in our eyes, but way less entertaining.

The problem is I watched this, so it got my eyeballs.

Do better. It's not fair on anyone involved.

Tom Felton AKA Melfold from Harry Potter just didn't convince me. He came off more feminine than the two women who played the part of the wives. So I just couldn't get into this from the jump.

And his British squeaky accent was like fingernails across a blackboard irritating. So chalk this up top the casting director.

The dialog was campy and lame and did more harm then good, so was just another chink in the armor. I don't think I lasted to the halfway point before ditching this and moving on to something less juvenile in it's ability to provide quality entertainment. Like watching the Flintstones or the Jetsons.

A more then generous 2 out of 1,000 and a hard miss this monstrosity at all cost.