Elyse

I tolerated ten minutes of this awful exercise about depression. I would have liked to see how they deal with ECT, but if I watch anymore I would need antidepressants myself. The first part is mostly black and white (except a red kid’s bicycle), because I assume the director thinks color equals happiness. The heroine is the wife in an affluent household and apparently she is allowed to roam the city without anyone knowing where she is going. Just hope for the best! The same way they made this movie. Was Anthony Hopkins clinically depressed when he accepted the part? I hope he never waches it and starts feeling better.

It was a promissing beginning, but the end was awful. Anthony Hopkins was a good psychiatric in the first part, but whe thought it was a good idea to let the mother override her child. Without that it was clear that she had some mental problems.

It is past awful. Where did they get these actors? They are the worst actors ever seen. People in soap operas deserve Academy Awards compared to the actors in this movie. You've got to assume the director is a relation of some sort to Anthony Hopkins because there's no other reason on this earth why he would be in should an awful movie; story, script, dialogue, acting. It's hard to list whose acting is worse but Elyse and her husband both compete for worst actor and I think he wins. It's too much trouble to look up the relationship of Stella Hopkins to Anthony Hopkins but no relative deserves to ruin a career.

This movie is a slog with a ridiculous premise. It was predictable and painful to watch. I want my 90 minutes back.

Don't bother. It made me sad to see Anthony Hopkins in such a poor movie.