Customer Ratings & Reviews

The movie overall is great but different,the story line is very unique.

Movie was action packed and filled with a lot of suspense. Would recommend .

I enjoyed this movie and would recommend it. I bought the 4K version.

This is a great movie. Once you think you've figured it out there's a twist.

Had to buy it for my library because I loved this movie in the theater .

This was a great movie. It left us talking about it for days after.

Really enjoyed this movie. Love the suspense & twists in the movie.

This is an awesome thriller that keeps you guessing till the very end!

Great suspense and thrilling movie to me. Kept me on my toes.

great movie with a great twist! This is also a good read as well!

Action packed. Very glad I took a chance on this film. Very good!

This is a good thriller/drama. Great cast and performances.

Great suspense movie For adult audiences. Not for under 13

Great movie start to finish I like the series also great

I was amazed on how close the movie was to the book.

Great thriller with a twist. Filled with surprises.

Cryptic and absorbing, The Girl on the Train makes of a train ride something much more fun, engaging, compelling, and even sordid. Emily Blunt is outstanding, and certainly she gets a un for her money from Haley Bennett and Rebecca Ferguson who are simply superb! Tangled between reality, fantasy, and hangovers, our heroine can't seem quite to grasp what's really going on in the world around her. She makes you wonder, and falsely guess, and then wonder again. A great ensemble make the film even more atmospheric and hard to detangle. A cautionary tale? An urban story with several sub stories, or simply "women on the verge a nervous breakdown?" There is where the reasons for watching this film reside; one can never be quite sure of hardly anything that transpires from this captivating tale.

Rachel is divorced, and an alcoholic, she shares an apartment with a friend Cathy but she spends her days commuting aimlessly on a train. From the train she observes the activities of her former husband, Tom and his new wife, Anna, the new happily married couple live nearby her. But she also observes another couple, Scott and Megan who she sees as the ideal couple, that she and her X could never be. Rachel spots Megan kissing a stranger on her balcony, and she becomes obsessed and infuriated by what she perceives as Megan ruining her "perfect" marriage. Megan goes missing and this leads to some trilling encounters between Rachel, her X husband, and his new wife, all of which ultimately solves the mystery of what happened to Megan.

If you've read the book, it has an interesting prose style - presented from the perspective of the characters, you had to question how the story would be transitioned to the screen. I was pleasantly surprised how well the story was presented on the screen. And, while not the most intricate plot in the world, the basics behind the story were really self-evident if you were paying attention - and, if you're a murder-mystery novel fan, you should be able to figure it out during the last third of the movie.

Anyone who has read the novel should see this film, which stars Emily Blunt, an out-of-work heavy drinker who rides a train and thinks about her former marriage. Her former husband, who belittled her, can't control his sexual urges, especially around his baby's sitter, which results in the woman becoming pregnant. She confronts him, which ultimately leads to him killing her. I can't explain how his former wife confronts him without giving away the ending.