Tell Tale

Heart filled rage! It's interesting how a sound can move one. The heartbeat has such a distinct rhythm it's immediately known to all who hear it. I should say feel it because this is what happens when you watch Tell Tale. Heart transplant patient, John Lucas (Terry) is haunted when his heartbeat picks up tempo each time he comes close to each person who was with a group of people who murder his donor. They killed just to extract the heart. Unfortunately, the bland thing about this movie is you can easily anticipate the scenes. Immediately you know what is going to transpire before it does. One little twist at the end doesn't even give the plot a surviving chance.

What is really frustrating about the theme of this movie is there really is no back story. You are left to guess what has happened and then you suddenly find the movie cluing you in at the most odd times. It's definitely a TOO LATE NOW moment!

If you've really have nothing else to do, watch this movie.

Main Characters:
John Lucas - Terry
Lena Heady - Doctor
Brian Cox - Dectective

Movie Rating - 4.5

The Time Traveler's Wife

Dryly Quaint! It's amazing the special effects these artist are able to project these days. What is lacking is screenwriter's have cut back on the details of story content. It's shameful! The Time Traveler's Wife is one to watch, however it lacks in evolving information of each scenes story.

The details are what one needs to imagine. It's sad because it could have been so much better with the right mix of content. Rachel McAdams was cast very well in this movie she really knew how to play the part, but Eric Bana was mediocre. As the main character he did not fit his persona because he could not grasp what it meant to time travel and portray it on screen even with a hint of reality.

Overall, The Time Traveler's Wife was worth watching, in the vague end of the corner of your eye.