Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 2.5 / 5.0

Moody, Subdued Thriller:

In the Cut features a decidedly unglamorous Meg Ryan as a repressesd schoolteacher dating a cop played by Mark Ruffalo, who she suspects of being a serial killer. This is one moody and unsuspenseful whodunnit. On the plus side, the acting is very good, with Ryan miles away from her bubbly "When Harry Met Sally" image and it did keep me guessing untiul the end. Although there was a palpable sense of dread throughout the film, Ryan's character was so profoundly detatched from everyone around her that I never... more info

Hated the book:

Because I hated the book, I was curious to see how they would make it into a film. Then I learned Jane Campion was directing, and was intrigued. Halfway through, I still wasn't impressed, but I waited. There is a quiet beauty to the film. The way Campion captures small details, like the way the protagonist would see them. I think it would have been horrible if it was completely true to the book. The additions are what make this film. The poetry in the subway. The garden outside her window. Meg Ryan playing... more info

Beautiful Meg, Horrible movie.:

This is an example of a less than mediocre detective's movie. The characters are phony, the dialogues false, come on, an english teacher does not speak like that, and her would be lover wouldn't speak like that either. Neverteless Meg Ryan's character is a visual attraction in this movie. Terrible plot and terrible direction.

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