Customer Ratings & Reviews

Hard to believe this movie is almost 30 years old! Bought it to add to my blu ray collection. Still great after all these years!

Love the case but hate best buy because they stuck and don't care about the customers

A classic movie that will leave you sitting on the edge of your seat wondering what's going to happen next!

Great thriller movie, good cast, michael Douglas is great in this movie

Old school movie great acting with Michael douglas Glenn close and Ann archer . an old time favorite great price

In always looking for a good movie and this is i. I like a lot.

One of the best romantic thrillers of all time. Glenn Close is fantastic in this dark tale of a woman scorned

Classic movie that I continue to watch many times.

Very good movie but can be upsetting to watch. But keeps you on your toes.

This is one of our favorite movies. If you haven’t seen it yet buy it. It’s a must see

Walked in just to browse and ended up walking out with this great movie that I hadn't seen in years.

It’s a classic, suspenseful and thrilling movie I like watching

Great movie that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

A good movie that keeps you on the edge of your seat!

Another oldie but goodie to add to my huge collection of movies.

I love this movie so much glad i have it again....

I remember when the film came out. Film goers were talking about it. Of course, the memorable lines & scenes. To me it has lost a bit of it’s edge over the passage of 21 years. Well acted by the 3 principles. 1 THING I HAVE ALWAYS HATED ABOUT IT & STILL BOTHERS ME TODAY. What was the deal with the kid Ellen's hair? I THOUGHT IT WAS A GIRL BUT WITH THAT BOYS HAIR CUT? A boy named Ellen? Some good extras on the DVD. Having the laser disc of the film I had already scene the “original ending” to the film. At the height of Michael's successful film streak in the 1980’s. With the purchase of this DVD I now have the 3 roles of Glenn's I like, besides this 1 "Air Force One" & "101 Dalmatians". ‘Don’t ignore it” JUST IGNORE THE KID’S HAIR CUT.

Despite the A list stars (especially the scene-stealing Glenn Close) and intriguing plot elements (such as the story being set into motion due to the wrong decision the protagonist makes), when all is said and done, this is no better than your average slasher flick. There is obviously the slasher-inspired finale, which itself is matched in its absurdity by the equally jaw-dropping reactions of the wife (Anne Archer) in the aftermath. Even more damaging, though, is how unsympathetic the philandering husband (Michael Douglas) is. Unlike Clint in Play Misty for Me (and like the male protagonists in Poison Ivy & Swimfan), Douglas basically encourages his 'nemesis' every step of the way, despite the fact that there is nothing to indicate why he would throw everything he's shared with his spouse away.