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I don't usually watch crime thrillers as i find that genre upsetting. However, YouTube presented the option to watch and i watched the whole thing.

After letting the movie jerk me around for 2 hours (maybe less, as it is a quick paced film) i decided to check the wiki to clear up plot details.

I couldn't find much information online. Probably because the plot twists are arbitrary & not worth documenting.

I'm pretty eclectic in taste, tho i prefer rom-coms. There is nothing romantic about this film; most comedic are probably the car chase stunts!

In summary, there is not a single character in this film that i sympathised with. (The most heart-warming image is the male heavy smiling appropriately after playing the perfect asshole cop throughout most of the film.)

I enjoyed watching this film because it had a good twist to it, just when you tought you had every thing worked out something new came along.

I like Keegan Mactinosh, as I have seen quite a few films and shows with him in.

Most of the other actors are well known and provide good roles in the film too.

During an acrimonious divorce and custody battle, Jane Bonner meets and marries Patrick Brody (Pierce Brosnan). When Eric, Jane's son, goes missing, suspicion immediately falls on her alcoholic cop ex-husband who has been stalking the couple. But Jane uncovers a secret that every mother dreads.

Pierce Brosnan puts in an excellent performance, transitioning from charming to ruthless with ease as the plot unravels. It's a neat thriller which fools you into thinking it's a typical "husband stalks son and wife" but it smoothly twists into something else. There are some dull bits but that's kept to the minimum and it's quite tense at times with some clever misdirection.

It's interesting to see what shape Pierce Brosnan's career was in before Bond arrived on the scene. In this "tense" thriller, Pierce Brosnan plays the gentle Patrick, who works leading ghetto kids on "confidence courses". He romances a woman, who has a bog-standard mop-top mid-90s kid called Eric. The woman's drunken ex-husband soon arrives on the scene and begins to mess with Pierce.

At one stage Pierce is innocently making "vegeburgers". The husband enters. Pierce resumes making vegeburgers. The husband then assaults Pierce. Little chunks of half-eaten vegeburger call fall from Pierce's mouth. The fight abruptly ends without showing the outcome. This is as good as the film gets.

This movie had a surprising end! But I loved it anyways! A nice movie to relax with...especially when my fav. actor Pierce Brosnan is in it!!