Reviews

This story begins gently with a mismatched group of customers boarding a boat, ferried to a master chef's island restaurant. Intrigue between the characters evolves into terror and horror.

The plot, while very entertaining, has some twists and turns. Second guessing is not worth while here as the story moves along too quickly.

Ralph Fiennes is hypnotising playing yet again another complex character. The other actors present less palatable, yet all too often self involved people.

Enjoyable ending makes for a refreshing experience. Definitely one that remains on the palette afterwards for a while.

Painful. Half way through my family began ripping this apart sarcastically. Big actor names disappointingly add little gravitas to a barely scripted waffle. It felt like a retirement payday for some of the older actors and I was amazed to see a promised sequel at the end of the movie after a terrible storyline.

MCU /Disney really need to get their act together here, as yet again another churned out production. Churned milk has a satisfying product at the end anyway! Seriously, what's up with the script writers in this company, two predictable plot twists a 4 year old can see at least 20 minutes before arriving.

In its entirety over reaching, over ambitious and under rewarding.

Big payday for actors to portray unlikeable characters. I cringed with this season, if there's another one they really need a believable antagonist.

What a good series turned into pure utter tripe. Finished season 2 tonight to numerous groans by the family. Dreadful plot, direction, acting. Reminded me very much of amateur dramatics at a local parish group.

Very disappointed that such good actors display such wooden portrayals of paper thin and scripts. The fact this gets 8.0 review is hilarious and I definitely won't be watching a 3rd season should it be greenlighted.

It was obvious that this movie is designed to appeal to the Chick Flick audience, to which i have sat through quite a few and enjoyed most. However, this was a very irritating attempt by Heather Graham to become the next Meg Ryan ( who became annoying as hell in her own right ). Her acting was overdone and it appeared that she was overanxious compared to her colleagues who were relaxed in their roles. This film might have been more, as there was suitable budget for settings, actors and a decent story line. My wife and I both agreed that this was 'Muck' at the end, as the film ended on a painful embarrassing high! Better luck next time, hope Miss Graham sticks to the type of films that she belongs in like From Hell.