Review of Tell No One (2006) by Dustin J — 30 Nov 2010

Tell No One.

Director: Guillaume Canet.

Writers: Guillaume Canet, and Harlan Coben (novel).

Mains: François Cluzet, Marie-Josée Croze and André Dussollier.

"All I want is the TRUTH".

Plot: A man's wife is murdered and 8 years later after her death he receives an anonymous email on their anniversary date. Is it a prank or the real deal? His love drives him to find out the truth and to make matters worse his wife's case has reopened and he's the primary suspect.

My Take: First off I would like to say that this movie is GREAT. Tell No One is probably the twistiest thriller i've ever seen, honeslty there are more turns and twist in the movie than a "Bop It Extreme" . I couldn't turn away from it to save my life. I loved every minute of this film. From the opening scene the director shows you how much love was in this relationship and you really have no idea that you are about to watch one of the best thrillers to date. So not only is it a amazing thriller/suspense/mystery film it also has a bit of emotion involved. Gritty and very unpredictable this movie is a gem for sure.

Conclusion: I have absolutely nothing negative to say about this top notch thriller. It host everything a movie viewer would look for in the means of being thrilled. Its twist and turn are unforgivable and most of all shocking. From the beginning of the film you don't know where you are and whats going on. A true gem and is up there with the greats in my book. If you're thinking of a date movie and your significant other its a subaphobic then this movie is highly recommended. You'll be talking about this one the next day for sure.

MY HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION.

5/5.