Alan Rickman, Norman Reedus, Polly Walker
A bickering couple (Alan Rickman and Polly Walker) drive fast through a downpour to catch the last ferry to their island retreat. In a flash, they recognize a crumpled body laying at the side of the r...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 21, 2001
Stats: 146 reviews
This movie makes no sense. After three or four viewings, I still experience a major "WTF?!" moment at the end. Somebody please explain it to me.
All actors played very well. A pity Rickman had to speak with an American accent, but he played the bored, frustrated, American husband extremely convincing. The end was a complete surprise. (Lucky Norman Reedus!) I feel that the story would have benefited from a more complex plo...( read more)
I really don't get why everyone thinks its really good. I honestly did get it. It was like confusing cause it kept on changing. Thats not cool. I don't recommend this one.
Very good and unique movie. All 3 actors were great!
I advise people to watch it *at the very least* twice, 'cause only that way are we able to see all the little clues that exist throught the movie that lead to the ending, and it makes for a much more fascinating view of the movie.
This is definitely one of those movies you have to watch several times to understand the movie.
I bought this film because no one rents it anymore which is sad and disturbing because it's a good film with a few twists that keep the viewer thinking. An added note to all true ALAN RICKMAN fans: He's going to shock you for one brief moment.
loved it... you not only get to see Rickman's naked bum, but he kisses a boy!!! Great film!
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