Shattered

Success in 1 hour and 32 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!! Rated R for Language Throughout, Bloody Images, Nudity, Sexual Content and Violence!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I could not get past 35 minutes of this...the acting is so bad especially the 2 leads..lily krug simply cannot act, her good looks clearly get her through the door...is this how bad the industry has gotten? Total rubbish

Non ho mai visto un film così brutto

This is good for what it is. This is a low budget thriller that is somewhat predictable. A rich Tech millionaire goes through divorce and decides to take a walk on the wild side that turns brutal and ugly. The acting is less than average, even by John Malkovich. The script is ok. The second half much better and less predictable than the first. Frank Grillo a great addition to any movie no matter how bad, or how small his part is. The film is extremely violent, which works in this one. I saw it on a plane so I suspect the extra nudity and sex were edited out. A fun, thrilling was to pay 90 minutes.

Good for wasting time. That's it.

Overall horrible acting , predictable plot but wonderfully bad in that Friday night B movie kind of way .

If I could give this zero stars I would. The worst acting. I have no clue why John or Frank are in this movie. Lilly Krug can't pull off being a crazy villain unfortunately, and it's painful, cringeworthy and awkward to watch. Don't waste your time. Watch paint dry.

I couldn't get through it. As many have mentioned, Lily Krug just couldn't pull this off. If you want to see an example of how this would be done with good actors, check out "Dream Lover," with a young James Spader (as the mark) and Madchen Amick as the femme fatale. It's not perfect either, but it's WAY better than this. As one example, compare the grocery store run in scenes and you'll recognize immediately how Dream Lover is superior to this.

Not an all-around bad thriller, but the plot could have been more fleshed out and less convenient. Not a believable or convincing villain, and the family subplot felt forced.

One of the worst movies I have ever seen. Terrible performances.