Featured Audience Ratings

• Nicki M

  
  Quite dull for a thriller and lacking in storyline. I would be seriously annoyed if I paid money to see this at the cinema instead of watching it on tv. Looks cheaply made like a tv movie, except I have seen more entertaining tv movies. Why Vince Vaugh's character is a psycho is… More
  Quite dull for a thriller and lacking in storyline. I would be seriously annoyed if I paid money to see this at the cinema instead of watching it on tv. Looks cheaply made like a tv movie, except I have seen more entertaining tv movies. Why Vince Vaugh's character is a psycho is never explained (or it was but I was asleep through boredom in that bit). Pile of wishy washy characters I couldn't care less about.

• Emil K

  
  This film has propably the best performance from John Travolta in it. Harold Becker does very good job with this nice little thriller that has some hitchcockian touches in it. Sure, it is all pretty familiar stuff and there are some plot holes, but overall this is well made… More
  This film has propably the best performance from John Travolta in it. Harold Becker does very good job with this nice little thriller that has some hitchcockian touches in it. Sure, it is all pretty familiar stuff and there are some plot holes, but overall this is well made entertainment that hits all the right notes. Recommended.

• Tim S

  
  Meh.

• Lady D

  
  Surprisingly good, a little predictable in places but a pretty good Thriller. I do prefer Vince Vaughns more serious roles and think in this case he made a good bad guyl. Easy watching, enjoyable and entertaining.

• Anthony L

  
  If this was a made for TV movie it would be quite good, it certainly has that feel about it but it?s not. It?s a made for cinema movie, so therefore is crap.

• Leigh R

  
  Tense.

• Dan S

  
  An "ok" thriller. Its familiar in a lot of ways, but the casting is excellent. Travolta is spot-on as the caring dad, Vaughn is fine as the two-faced step-father, O'Leary good as the son, and Buscemi superb as a sleazebag. The positives are that its got a nice dose of… More
  An "ok" thriller. Its familiar in a lot of ways, but the casting is excellent. Travolta is spot-on as the caring dad, Vaughn is fine as the two-faced step-father, O'Leary good as the son, and Buscemi superb as a sleazebag. The positives are that its got a nice dose of excitement, and the performances are believeable. The real big negative is that its very predictable. Never unentertaining, though.

• Jason S

  
  Kind of creepy but not all that original. I liked the performances though. All involved put in really good work.

• Dean !

  
  An ok thriller but has a made for TV feel to it.

• Megan S

  
  This was basically a Lifetime Television Movie with John Travolta in it so they could play it in theaters and charge you money to watch it.

• Dean M

  
  Fine John Travolta cat-and-mouse thriller.

• Todd S

  
  Ask yourself this, what if you witnessed a crime and no one believed you? Better yet, what if you were a kid when this happened? That is the premise of this modern day thriller, Domestic Disturbance. It isn't the perfect movie, but the story, while predictable, was still so much… More
  Ask yourself this, what if you witnessed a crime and no one believed you? Better yet, what if you were a kid when this happened? That is the premise of this modern day thriller, Domestic Disturbance. It isn't the perfect movie, but the story, while predictable, was still so much fun to watch. As for the cast, John Travolta and Vince Vaughn alone should tell you that you're in for something special. I know a lot of people love Vaughn, I don't, but he was great in this film. Matthew O'Leary, a newcomer back then, seemed as thou he's been doing this for years, acting as the perfect go between and playing his role flawlessly. Domestic Disturbance is fun, exciting, and has an unbelievable cast. Besides the predictability, the only other thing I can say negatively about this film was that it wasn't long enough! I really enjoyed it and didn't want it to end.

• Beth M

  
  It's nice to see Vince Vaughn play a different role, and as good as he was playing a stepfather who kills, it was predictable and boring. There wasn't very much action and it didn't make it any different to other films that have similar storylines. It was a somewhat… More
  It's nice to see Vince Vaughn play a different role, and as good as he was playing a stepfather who kills, it was predictable and boring. There wasn't very much action and it didn't make it any different to other films that have similar storylines. It was a somewhat touching performance with John Travolta and Matt O'Leary but this film was average and nothing really exciting to keep you wanting to watch more. Vince Vaughn is at his best at comedy and he makes a lot more box office hits, a truly awful and quite a short running film that could of done so much better to work on a storyline that was original and not something that we've all seen before.

• Deb S

  
  A suspense thriller about a divorced boat-builder Frank Morrison (John Travolta) living in a seaside town who is hoping to get along with his ex-wife's new husband, but his pre-teen son who is having trouble coping with his mother's second marriage to the creepy Rick Barnes… More
  A suspense thriller about a divorced boat-builder Frank Morrison (John Travolta) living in a seaside town who is hoping to get along with his ex-wife's new husband, but his pre-teen son who is having trouble coping with his mother's second marriage to the creepy Rick Barnes (Vince Vaughn) convinces him that the new hubby is bad news when he accidentally witnesses Rick murder a co-hort (Steve Buscemi) in cold blood and incinerate him, leaving virtually no evidence. Sadly, because the lad has a reputation as a habitual liar, no-one believes him least of all his mother (Teri Polo) who doesn't realize that her new hubby is torturing her child under her own roof in an effort to keep him silent and now it is up to his recovering alcoholic, good old dad to come to the rescue. Although the script was somewhat predictable it kept my attention throughout and Vince Vaughn pulls off the bad guy role reasonably well.

• Stephen E

  
  "Domestic Disturbance" is the result of uninspired direction, a generic script, and awkward editing. Virtually every scene or line has been used a thousand times before in other less notable movies, so to call it 'predictable' would be a massive understatement; you… More
  "Domestic Disturbance" is the result of uninspired direction, a generic script, and awkward editing. Virtually every scene or line has been used a thousand times before in other less notable movies, so to call it 'predictable' would be a massive understatement; you need only watch the film's first ten minutes to know exactly how it ends and the steps that it takes to get there. John Travolta turns in a watchable performance, but the rest of the cast is below average. Vince Vaughn is horrifically miscast, and any scene where he's supposed to be intimidating or scary is pure comedy.

• Erin C

  
  For being PG13, it was still pretty creepy. The boy did a really good job, and Travolta was awesome as always. It was weird seeing Vince in a serious role though!

• Lee K

  
  was pretty good although i would much prefer if they reversed the roles and had travolta as the villain wouldve been cool, needless to say worth a watch

• Sarah P

  
  This is one of those "guilty pleasure" movies, very easy to watch and get caught up in, but very averge filmmaking.

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