The Girl on the Train

2016 • 111 amaminithi

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Devastated by her recent divorce Rachel Watson (Emily Blunt) is infatuated by the seemingly perfect couple she sees from her daily commuter train that runs past their house. One day she sees something shocking and in that moment, everything changes. Driven by intrigue, passion and suspense, Rachel has a chance to become a part of the lives she's only watched from afar but to what lengths will she go to uncover the truth? Based on the best-selling novel by Paula Hawkins, The Girl on the Train is a gripping psychological thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end.

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The book was set in London.. the train was boring boring British packed commuter-land and that's a key point coz the whole thing is about British suburbia. The movie doesn't really work in suburban New York coz it's too pretty. Typical American corruption of an otherwise superb story... obviously the screen writer struggled with reading. Should return his fee.

Emily Blount brilliant. Haley Bennet's hot. And who knew Justin Theroux could be so menacing. Tate Taylor's mastery of directing mis-direction is a joy to watch and a nod to Alfred H. Sure the setting changed but it worked. Worth watching and much better than Carol, Inferno and Florence Foster Jenkins which are all worthy of being tagged duds.

This was a bit disappointing for me and I'm glad I didn't see in the cinema. Cast was good and Emily's performance was impressive and convincing but I just found the movie too slow, long and drawn out. A scene or two that I found moving (the baby in bath) but I wouldn't watch this again. Rather too dark for me as well.