The Girl on the Train

I read the book, I can say that the plot is conveyed really well. I liked Emily Blunt's acting and the general unsettling atmosphere that is increasingly unfolding towards the end of the film.
I recommend it to fans of psychological thrillers, especially fans of Gillian Flynn's work (Disappeared, Sharp objects, Dark Secrets).

3/5, the end was really interesting, but rather long and boring, in my opinion

The film is interesting, the book was impressive

This is not a comfortable and disturbing film, it keeps on the limit.
Now I want to read the book

I would call the plot not protracted, but oppressive. Throughout the film, the atmosphere is oppressive, and when the denouement comes, the feeling of depression of the heroine does not go away. Of course, it was possible to shorten the timing, but in my opinion all the details are important and cutting out one piece would be missing in another. It's like a puzzle that is put together in a miserly way with past moments and present ones.
The heroine's mental disorder was perfectly conveyed, her confidence in reality is undermined and as a result we get what we got. If in the beginning I had nothing but disgust for her, then with the development of the plot and after the discovery of all the events, you realize that abusive relationships are tin...
Emily Blunt is a big smart girl

For once

yesterday I read a book in a day, I couldn't tear myself away, today I decided to watch a movie. frankly very tedious.

If we compare, there were absolutely not enough disturbing emotions. Rachel really looks more like a hysterical woman here than a heroine who drinks a lot and doesn't quite understand what's going on around her. in appearance, only Megan matched my ideas, well, maybe even Anna. The stories are not revealed to the extent that you get into the characters, their tragedies and begin to sympathize.

Honestly, it's not even a thriller.