Erro de Julgamento

No pun intended - sometimes talking about things would resolve them. On the other hand if that would be the case you would probably have half the movies you have right now. We have to suspend our disbelief and just go with the flow. And accept that as a "flaw" in the story building - and then you can have fun and enjoy the suspense.

Also enjoy the actors. Whether it is the beautiful but obviously crazy Sung Hi Lee or the seemingly helpless Pacula. Or any of the other ones - quite a few interesting faces and names involved in here. Not the best thriller (with some minor erotic touches and some nudity), but also not the worst either ... also quite predictable, but you don't need me to figure that out for you.

How could this film be so dismal and forgettable? Joe Mantegna is miscast, Kate Jackson is wasted, Joanna Pacula sleep walks through her role, and Paul Dooley's performance is a rehash of multiple previous performances.

The only person that seems to be interested in this project is Sung Hi Lee, as Toni. In comparison she fairly leaps off the screen, each scene she's in. Too bad the other actors aren't half as enthusiastic as she is.

This is a mystery/thriller with a sexy twist provided by exciting new comer Sung Hi Lee. Story involves the tangled lives of a married couple and a possibly deranged artist played by Lee. Obviously a low budget venture with some marginal technical credits but clearly good intentions. Joe Montenga is miscast as the struggling art dealer but carries on gamely. The very brightest moments of this movie are created by an extraordinary beauty namely Sung Hi Lee. She makes this middling drama a film worth watching. Lee is the straw that stirs the drink, so drink up!

This movie was surprisingly good, considering I had expected a bad movie when I first saw it come up on the TV's preview screen (cable). If you get the chance to see the movie, consider it, I think it's better than other movies of the same genre.

Someone thought this horrific script was good enough to make into a movie??

It's laughable. Almost a parody that should be on SNL.

Lazy writing, silly, stretches and rips the boundaries of the imagination in its silliness.

NOTHING the main actress does makes sense. Not from a layman or therapist viewpoint.

If she is that naive at her job, and that BAD at reading people, she needs another profession :)

Save yourself 90 minutes. Water the lawn. Go for a pizza. Anything but watch this silliness.

Joe Montegna...he must have needed the $$ at the time. This is beneath him.