The wife of the rich "is possible, it really does, but is too much like the plot of something you want to see on the job for life (Network, which claims to be good for women, but the constant features tortured men women running bad.) How many times can you say the same stereotypes of the story before it is bored to tears? plus in this film are Halle Berry, Clea Lewis, and cinematography. There are disadvantages too many to list here.
The "big" plot twist (which was right after The Usual Suspects and a few years before it became fashionable bounce) is ridiculous that after 90 minutes after a setback that is not confusing omen. No matter what context you put the "what happened" in the not yet connected in the end. At the end seems to have been beaten at the last minute. "Hey," the authors must have thought, "let's take a bounce completely out of place." Unlike Mulholland Drive (film wonderfully complex), the fact that this movie does not make sense because of the writing is poor, not an abstract mind great as in the case of David Lynch.
Referring to a previous comment that seemed disturbed that a black man (who was unjustly accused of murder) rightfully sought justice: this film was one of the few times she broke tradition and tried to become a significant film. Racial profiling, unfortunately, is something that always happens in a police department and Detective Lewis was more than justified to point out the racist tendencies of his colleague.
Every time the movie started to go somewhere I could have done a box of film (the volatility of exploring the relationship of marriage, the impact of racism on someone's horrible life, infidelity), suddenly became a cheesy Lifetime movie.
The "big" plot twist (which was right after The Usual Suspects and a few years before it became fashionable bounce) is ridiculous that after 90 minutes after a setback that is not confusing omen. No matter what context you put the "what happened" in the not yet connected in the end. At the end seems to have been beaten at the last minute. "Hey," the authors must have thought, "let's take a bounce completely out of place." Unlike Mulholland Drive (film wonderfully complex), the fact that this movie does not make sense because of the writing is poor, not an abstract mind great as in the case of David Lynch.
Referring to a previous comment that seemed disturbed that a black man (who was unjustly accused of murder) rightfully sought justice: this film was one of the few times she broke tradition and tried to become a significant film. Racial profiling, unfortunately, is something that always happens in a police department and Detective Lewis was more than justified to point out the racist tendencies of his colleague.
Every time the movie started to go somewhere I could have done a box of film (the volatility of exploring the relationship of marriage, the impact of racism on someone's horrible life, infidelity), suddenly became a cheesy Lifetime movie.
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