The movie is just average, things like music, cinematography etc. It's not bad but nothing new or special. The plot is a bit convoluted which will either keep you engaged or annoy you depending on your mood.

Solid performances from the main players, particularly the creepy yet sexy professor guy.

Russel Crowe is the main character, a retired detective with a new/old case. It's basically a mystery detective story with some added drama psychology elements.

The biggest problem is one has to keep ones attention to know what is happening but it's mostly just dialogue and Mr. Crowe asking people stuff which leads to new discoveries so he goes and asks some more.

I rarely talking about movie's spoiler in my review, but this one is infuriating because it literally was up to the ending which just ruined it. What's sad is that they could've still made it work, but they just didn't. The plot hole is too big to ignore.

*** SPOILER ***

So it is revealed Roy (Crowe) actually was the killer. You kinda picked it up around mid point if you were paying attention. But here's why it is so infuriating. It makes no sense. If he was the killer, what does any of this has to do with the other 2 suspect in the end? His partner and Laura.

His partner could've simply told him the truth from the start and this would've ended. There was no reason for any of this role in the film.

Laura also had no reason for anything in the film because she did nothing illegal by exposing Roy's wife's infidelity. She was not legally liable for any of it since it was Roy acting out of murderous revenge. So why would she do any of this?

These 2 plot holes could've easily been repair with minor additional details, but writer just got lazy.

5/10.