Stometer
Save your money for something good and enjoyable
Helloturia
I have absolutely never seen anything like this movie before. You have to see this movie.
Billie Morin
This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows
Brennan Camacho
Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.
electronsexparty
As my brother might say, "This has more twists than a bag of pretzels."I wasn't expecting much and came out with feeling of extreme satisfaction, for this film is great. The beginning is a little slow but it soon picks up speed quickly and then you are on the edge of your seat.Some people said 'GuiltyConscience' was predictable, but I severely disagree. Not only did Ihave no idea was was going to happen, but I gasped out loud at several points. The plot was simple but complicated. Hopkins was fantastic as the scheming husband and cross examiner. The rest of the cast was excellent as well. Thoroughly entertaining.Check this film out if you are looking for interesting mystery-drama; you won't regret it.
helpless_dancer
One more strange film as a man and wife plot ways to murder one another, each using the hubby's mistress to their advantage. Sometimes it was hard to distinguish real time from their fantasy dreams. I can't help but wonder if the ending was a fantasy event or if the victim really died: then again maybe it was the only way the writer could figure to end the movie. Weird, but entertaining.
Enrique Sanchez
Lots of nice words about Hopkins and Danner in these reviews - which I both believe did a fantastic job in this play...but PLEASE....the quirky character played by SWOOSIE KURTZ is - by far - the most fascinating and her performance the most whimsically memorable in this wonderful murder mystery.Even if I know what's going to happen, I love to run into this fascinating movie and it becomes new every time.
rhoughton
Hopkins and Danner are great as the opposing spouses. His conversations with himself are fun to watch, as he tries to work out how to kill his wife. Not so much a whodunit, as a who's going to do it, with a wonderful twist at the end. And don't miss a word of the dialogue.