The Image of You

The only reason I gave it a two is because I did actually make it through to the end, although why I bothered I'm not sure!

It was also quite stylish, in its own way. Some of the outfits were stunning.

That said, the plot was completely obvious from the start and I kept waiting to see when everyone else would twig.

There was no plot twist as it hit you like a brick to the head within the first few minutes.

None of the characters were particularly likeable, especially the nice twin. Irritating doesn't come close, but I think that was meant to be the point.

I guess I could give it another point for the Titanic hand on the steamy car window, but I'm not feeling generous enough tonight!

Jumped into this mainly because of Sasha being listed as lead in something with an R rating, along with a great support cast; Mira and Nestor (the non-eyeliner guy). Never heard of the book, but I do get a kick out of the seedy twins genre in general, so I kind of knew the plot without knowing it. It did kind of seem like a hammy parody of itself at first, but the more I watched, the more I couldn't really look away from Sasha (especially as Zoe), so I stayed with it. Yes, the plot is familiar, and the major plot twist is easy to spot in the first 15-20 min, but I have to say, Sasha is back on her game here from what I would call a void since playing edgy Ali in PLL. She looked fantastic and had charismatic confidence in her screen presence. All the main characters were beautiful people here (something I miss these days), and those elements combined with the absence of tiring identity, social political, and environmental messaging ended up making this an unexpectedly pleasant watch for me.

Sasha Pieterse and Parker Young are incredible in this thriller from director, Jeff Fisher. Expect twists, turns, and thrills from "The Image of You."

The cinematography and lighting are highly evocative of Hitchcock's mid-century work. The clever use of shadow in adding a certain layer of mystique to the character of Zoe is masterfully played.

The film's use of montage through splitscreens and wipes is also something that has not been utilized in Hollywood in quite some time (the "Ocean's" remakes are the most recent examples that come to mind). Fisher clearly wears his influences on his sleeve, and it is an absolute pleasure seeing this adaptation of Adele Parks' novel come to life.

I really sorry to be rude but certain films deserve certain screenplays, if certain directors deserve it, if they deserve it, let's start by saying that in this film there is the usual sentimental triangle that is used by all the screenwriters who do not have the skills of writing a script !! Consequently, they take refuge in stupid sentimental or sexual triangles, the riggia is really bad, the script is written with the feet and the actors are ridiculous I don't know what else to say to describe this garbage, this is an insult even for the films reserved for TV, in assist the films for TV are absolute cult.

This was such a good movie!!!. 😘😘😘This is one of those movies where you think its gonna be predictable and simple but its not!! It was such a ride.🚌. The plot twist was such a turn of events I was on edge of my seat in the last 15 minutes. Sasha Pieterse has out done herself!!l Her portrayal of the characters of Anna and Zoe was immaculate! 😭😫😘😁Its giving Nina Dobrev from Vampire Diaries!! Parker Young's acting was so good! He did such a good job playing the character of Nick. Id definitely would love to see these actors again working on a new film. This was really really Good 10/10 i would definitely recommend!🎉🎉