Through this entire movie I couldn't help but think about how Nicholas Hoult might handle this role, Sam Claflin does a great job but it just feels very Hoult-y to me I can't explain it.
Rachel Weisz was a great Rachel, she really embodied the character's magnetism and manipulation. It falls a little flat for a novel that was so interesting to read but I like that they stayed consistent and kept the ending ambiguous. I've never fully decided in my head if I think Rachel killed Ambrose, I think it's very clear she was looking to get her hands on the money, but I'm still so torn.
Through this entire movie I couldn't help but think about how Nicholas Hoult might handle this role, Sam Claflin does a great job but it just feels very Hoult-y to me I can't explain it.
Rachel Weisz was a great Rachel, she really embodied the character's magnetism and manipulation. It falls a little flat for a novel that was so interesting to read but I like that they stayed consistent and kept the ending ambiguous. I've never fully decided in my head if I think Rachel killed Ambrose, I think it's very clear she was looking to get her hands on the money, but I'm still so torn.
