now and i know that sandra bullock produced this film and but she needs to learn that sometimes you need to make certain sacrifices in order to advance the story. like not trying to make the whole movie about her character. the story is about two high school students (one rich and popular and the other smart and anti social) who formulate a plan to commit murder and follow it by the number. just to see if they can get away with it. enter sandra bullock and ben chaplin as detectives trying to solve the case. the boys have planted evidence and created alibis and and cleaned up after themselves so well that the cops fall for the whole act. but sandra has a feeling that all is not as it appears to be. this movie could have been a great little hitchcock style thriller and but the movie spends too much time on getting to know sandra character rather than focusing on the actual crime itself. you see and something happened in her past that keeps haunting her throughout the film. and we get to know all about it. all about it. it just gets rather tedious after a while and especially when you are right in the middle of an intriguing murder investigation and then have to stop that investigation to hear about what happened to her in the past. ryan gosling and michael pitt are the real winners in this movie. they play their characters convincingly and with just the right amount of malice. if the script had spent more time focusing on these characters and and kept the detectives there to just do their jobs and this could have been an immensely entertaining thriller. with the way it is and most of the thrill is lost. they should have cut out all the stuff with sandra character and made that a separate tv movie for the lifetime channel. but and i digress. it still an entertaining movie and nonetheless. i do recommend this movie. but wait for the video or dvd. 
now and i know that sandra bullock produced this film and but she needs to learn that sometimes you need to make certain sacrifices in order to advance the story. like not trying to make the whole movie about her character. the story is about two high school students (one rich and popular and the other smart and anti social) who formulate a plan to commit murder and follow it by the number. just to see if they can get away with it. enter sandra bullock and ben chaplin as detectives trying to solve the case. the boys have planted evidence and created alibis and and cleaned up after themselves so well that the cops fall for the whole act. but sandra has a feeling that all is not as it appears to be. this movie could have been a great little hitchcock style thriller and but the movie spends too much time on getting to know sandra character rather than focusing on the actual crime itself. you see and something happened in her past that keeps haunting her throughout the film. and we get to know all about it. all about it. it just gets rather tedious after a while and especially when you are right in the middle of an intriguing murder investigation and then have to stop that investigation to hear about what happened to her in the past. ryan gosling and michael pitt are the real winners in this movie. they play their characters convincingly and with just the right amount of malice. if the script had spent more time focusing on these characters and and kept the detectives there to just do their jobs and this could have been an immensely entertaining thriller. with the way it is and most of the thrill is lost. they should have cut out all the stuff with sandra character and made that a separate tv movie for the lifetime channel. but and i digress. it still an entertaining movie and nonetheless. i do recommend this movie. but wait for the video or dvd. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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