The plot twist is right up there in the Sixth Sense's league

Rating: Null/10 (3 May 2003)

From reading about this movie, one might get the impression it is another film like "I Know What You Did Last Summer". Ok not exactly, but this movie has
some twists and turns that make it all worth it. I probably would have been bored by the film through the first few minutes if it wasn't for John Cusack's excellent performance. While some felt as they called it "cheated" by the plot twist(s), after viewing the movie twice (which I recommend) the rationale behind it all will
surely hit you in the face. If you think you're the "cheated" type, just pay close attention particularly during the first few minutes of dialogue and in general.
I can't really see how people would be let down by the last few developments of the story, because to me, I was thinking "Well well, this movie ended up pulling through." Sure the conceptual murder theme has been played out ever since
Se7en, but I'm not complaining. I pictured the out-of-touch brother from
Adaptation writing the script for this one, but hey, it's an entertaining cliche and worth the $7 for a ticket. Sorry for those who were expecting another mindless slasher-flick; this one actually has some brains. And while it's probably not top 100 material like it's brethren fight club, se7en, sixth sense et al, it certainly wipes up the floor after the lacklustre spring we've had, a light at the end of the tunnel if you will. A precursor for a great summer at the movies. 7 out of 10