André Dussollier, François Berléand, François Cluzet
Pediatric Alex Beck (François Cluzet), still devastated by the savage murder of his wife Margot (Marie-Josée Croze) in the early days of their marriage eight years ago, receives an anonymous email. Wh...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 31, 2009
Stats: 3,461 reviews
Methodical Hitchcockian mystery/thriller that delivers in all departments and makes 2 hours of twisty-turny intrigue fly by. Enjoyably satisfying and highly recommended.
This is quite a taut little thriller that kept me intrigued the whole way through. Lots of twists and turns supported by some strong performances including my new favorite movie dog.
A great thriller! The ending was a bit schmaltzy but the story, acting and direction more than makes up for it. Recommended!
Very nicely done.
Strong performances by everyone involved.
The story (while not entirely original) was intriguing and plays out nicely.
Overall a very enjoyable film.
This type of movie usually isn't really my cup of tea, but I found it really engaging and note-worthy. The story is really dense and serpentines wildly, and I found it a little hard to follow. The less you know about this movie going in, the more you'll enjoy it I think, so I'll ...( read more)
If you lose concentration for one minute you will probably find yourself thinking more than watching. And when you think you will miss what's happening and you will be even more lost. That's what happened to me anyhow, because of the complex story, so I don't feel capable of judg...( read more)
There is no better movie made when a mystery is well done. Especially when you are finding out when the main character is finding everything out or when you fell like you are left in the dark a like the main character. The characters are very interesting to watch and none of the ...( read more)
A refreshingly un-Hollywood take on the thriller, featuring a strong cast and a patient direction, Tell no One is enjoyable, even though it tends to be a bit confusing and has got a lot of plotholes. The movie follows the fate of a doctor, very good performance by Cluzet, as he d...( read more)
A great thriller French movie!
The story is very good and it has great performances.
It involves you and holds your attention as any good thriller should do. I highly recommend it especially for those who like this type of movie.
Its messed up all the crap the guy went through & still wanted to be with his wife
There will be times you think it's too perplexing, when you're sure you're witnessing loose ends. It has been devised that way, and the director knows what he's doing. Even when it's baffling, it's ne... full review
A terrific mystery, equal parts haunting love story and nimble thriller. full review
A crackerjack thriller. A stylish and riveting nail-biter that holds us in its spell from start to finish. full review
Hot-blooded, haunting and packed with the pleasures of the unexpected. full review
Thrillers aren't always so thrilling, but Tell No One is -- and absorbing, sometimes perplexing and often stirring as well. full review
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