Uncanny; hits the spot for any guy that has been through a bad marriage

Rating: 8/10 (21 January 2015)

How well you will like or love this movie depends on your experience in life; or you have a passion for the intricacies of human relationships.
The pace of the story/plot is subtle. The twists and turns are totally unexpected. The timing and cadence of this movie is precise. It never felt like a screen play written on a software program telling these artist when and where to make shifts/changes.
There is no area in the movie (acting/directing/settings) that stands out to break your attention (speed bumps); so you are totally immersed in the movie. At the end I literally was on the edge of my seat wanting to see more.
The story isn't one dimensional; the husband did things that I didn't feel was right, no matter what the circumstances. Moreover, for example, women bad men good or vice versa.
Based on my experience in life; this was a great movie with the element of truth that makes it phenomenal. For example, people in a relationship do get to know and anticipate what to do or say to get the other person to reveal a little of what they are thinking (their agenda).
For men who have gone through a traumatizing relationship; this movie can be therapeutic, and women can substitute the man being the wife. I identified completely with the husband at the end that until she's done with me; I had better take my chances with her in the same house than to have her out their plotting against me. Also, there is no telling how many land mines she has laid out for me or for how long. Once she leaves I could be dealing with situations that blow up in my face for years after she's gone. It is the ultimate no win scenario where you have to go with the lesser of two evils and suffer.
I have no conflict of interest and I will be watching this movie several times over this year (2015).