flowerstastebad
This is pretty much a copy of The Roommate with Leighton Meester; rich girl with mental issues moves to a new town and attaches themselves to a person, eventually ruins a relationship, is obsessive, has no identity, bla bla bla. My thing is just- if you're gonna rip another movie off, why not rip a good movie off? And Bella Thorne. Man. Where do I begin? It's basically like casting a high profile stripper to play a 17 year old. Did Tyler Smiths rich family member produce the film and that's what got him a lead role? There's so many things wrong with this film, it's casting, it's execution, the entire story line.
kosmasp
You got got ... or something along those lines. The line between insanity and love seem to blur. Well at least here. And I guess our main character brought this upon himself. Then again when you have to deal with a person that crazy, even the small crazy things one does may seem reasonable (they are not). And all just because he didn't agree with his girlfriend and ... ah well don't try to overthink it, it just doesn't work.If you like watching beautiful people, at least you get that. On the other hand is that really enough? And couldn't you just look at their pictures if that was the case? You wouldn't have to endure a painful story like this. Another reviewer stated that swimfan did it better ... not a lot, but a bit. And there are other movies out there, that have similar themes but work ...
ejamc
This movie is clichéd, I'll admit that, but it's also quite good! I'm into true crime, so I know about the lengths that an obsessed person will go to in order to be with the person they're obsessed with! Bella Thorne is great at playing a psychopath in the vein of Alex Forrest, and actually gives Glenn Close a run for her money! Now, I haven't seen "Fatal Attraction", and from what I've heard of it, I don't think I want to, because of , well, the bunny! That's all I have to say!
selenster
Well, it's not entirely dreadful if you're looking for an hour & a half of dreadful acting, plump filler injected lips & expert breast implants, which is basically Bella Thorne summed up in three descriptors. I'm still not sure why Bella's character Holly went obsessive over the most milquetoast possible man on the planet, a forgettable simp of a dude who spends much of the movie lying on his bed, fretting, instead of, you know, like, saving his girlfriend from certain harm from a stalker. At no point during this film did my pulse quicken. I didn't even bother to pause it when I went to refill my wine glass, or to the restroom.A colleague described this to me as SWIMFAN, v 2.0 but at least that one had some tension. YOU GET ME is about as thrilling as petting a sedated bunny.HARD PASS, PEOPLE.
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