Review by manwatchedall

Although minimalistic and simple, soderbergh makes you watch the whole movie with sustainable interest. Basically a good idea doesnot need special effects to create tension, curiosity and excitement. In this movie we see that. The most innovative part of this movie is the use of camera, and of course the single plans, long shots, perhaps even 15 minute shots. The transition is smooth and editing is superb, artisan level of work. Reminincence of Hitchcock movies. Acting is also convincing, but I must say that the lack of close up shots and frames also makes the job of actors easier. So, pribably the least credits going to actirs. But they could have done a terrible job. But they didnt, they did just the minimum sufficient level. Go and watch it, thank me later.