Hugh Jackman (evil and slimey) and Ewan McGregor (nerdy and naive) play against type quite effectively here. I found the whole thing super creepy and foreboding. Michelle Williams is good too although hers is at moments barely a bit part and at other moments pivotal to the plot, which gave it overall an uneven feel I thought. Also one of the twists at the end…might have been worked better.<\/p>\n
It’s got a bit of Ripley sense to it. I liked it. But I don’t remember it being in the theaters for even a week. So I may be the only one. (I didn’t LOVE it but I liked it.)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Hugh Jackman (evil and slimey) and Ewan McGregor (nerdy and naive) play against type quite effectively here. I found the whole thing super creepy and foreboding. Michelle Williams is good too although hers is at moments barely a bit part … Continue reading