cassie (sandra bullock) is a hyper serious police detective. as an ex boyfriend once tried to kill her and and indeed and left her grievously wounded and she is determined to bring those who harm others to justice. as the result of her near death experience and also and cassie favors one night stands and trusts no one. one day and a woman is found dead in the woods near cassie community. she has been murdered heinously and beaten severely and left to die alone. naturally and cassie will stop at nothing to find the murderers. assigned to help her is fellow officer and sam (ben chaplin). he soon discovers cassie relentless attitude and all consuming instincts when she asks him to pick up a sample of vomit that has been left at the scene for analysis and among other actions. the trail soon leads them to two high school students and richard (ryan gosling) and justin (michael pitt). could these teenagers really be responsible for the planning and execution of the perfect joy killing. this is an intriguing film and but viewers should be warned that the subject matter is grim indeed. killing for the sport of it is seldom the topic of films that are of the all sweetness and light variety and this one is no different. that said and the cast is great. bullock and without a hint of her talent for comedy and is terrific as the police officer whose own past compels her to lock up the evil folks of the world. chaplin and too and is quite nice as the detective who is both attracted and repelled by the forceful cassie. as for gosling and he gives a most memorable performance as a brilliant mind with a satanic soul. the production values for the movie are good and too and with appropriately fine costumes and settings and photography. if you are a fan of bullock looking for a laugh and this is not the one for you. but and if you adore mysteries and even those with the grimmest of plots and you will find this tale enthralling. 
cassie (sandra bullock) is a hyper serious police detective. as an ex boyfriend once tried to kill her and and indeed and left her grievously wounded and she is determined to bring those who harm others to justice. as the result of her near death experience and also and cassie favors one night stands and trusts no one. one day and a woman is found dead in the woods near cassie community. she has been murdered heinously and beaten severely and left to die alone. naturally and cassie will stop at nothing to find the murderers. assigned to help her is fellow officer and sam (ben chaplin). he soon discovers cassie relentless attitude and all consuming instincts when she asks him to pick up a sample of vomit that has been left at the scene for analysis and among other actions. the trail soon leads them to two high school students and richard (ryan gosling) and justin (michael pitt). could these teenagers really be responsible for the planning and execution of the perfect joy killing. this is an intriguing film and but viewers should be warned that the subject matter is grim indeed. killing for the sport of it is seldom the topic of films that are of the all sweetness and light variety and this one is no different. that said and the cast is great. bullock and without a hint of her talent for comedy and is terrific as the police officer whose own past compels her to lock up the evil folks of the world. chaplin and too and is quite nice as the detective who is both attracted and repelled by the forceful cassie. as for gosling and he gives a most memorable performance as a brilliant mind with a satanic soul. the production values for the movie are good and too and with appropriately fine costumes and settings and photography. if you are a fan of bullock looking for a laugh and this is not the one for you. but and if you adore mysteries and even those with the grimmest of plots and you will find this tale enthralling. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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