The Girl On The Train

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After her divorce, Rachel Watson takes the train to work every day, and each day, the train passes by her old house, which her ex-husband now lives in with his new wife and child. To distract herself from her pain, she starts to look at a pair of young couple who lives a few houses down, Megan and Scott Hipwell, and every day, she would fantasise about how happy they are as a family. But one day, she sees something shocking and is filled with rage. The next morning, she wakes up with a horrible hangover, various wounds and bruises, and no memory of the night before. Then she sees on TV that Megan Hipwell has gone missing. Rachel decides to investigate what happened to Megan and also try to find out what has she been doing the same night Megan went missing.

Language: English
Subtitle: Chinese
Classification: M18
Release Date: 6 Oct 2016
Genre: Mystery / Thriller
Running Time: 1 Hour 53 Minutes
Distributor: United International Pictures
Cast: Emily Blunt, Rebecca Ferguson, Haley Bennett, Justin Theroux, Luke Evans
Director: Tate Taylor
Format: 2D

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Writer: Cinnamon Lion

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Watch this if you liked: “Gone Girl”

The Good, the Bad and the Dismal Train Ride :

• Despite being the author's bestselling book, the movie version of it is nowhere near the level of the author's other movie-adapted work, "Gone Girl", which was a huge commercial success.

• The movie is slow, dull and poorly executed including the direction, screenplay and editing.

• Though the movie isn't exactly terrible, but the puzzle, mystery and twist aren't very exciting, and the ending is anticlimactic.

• However, even in a mediocre movie, Emily Blunt is incredibly amazing in her role and she delivers it perfectly well, almost as good as Rosamund Pike in "Gone Girl".

Trivia:

• The movie is based on Paula Hawkins' novel of the same name, which is the fastest-selling adult novel in history.

Cinema Online, 14 October 2016

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Effective 15 July 2011
G - Suitable for all ages
PG - Suitable for all ages, but parents should provide guidance to their young
PG13 - Suitable for persons aged 13 and above, but parental guidance is advised for children below 13
NC16 - Suitable for persons aged 16 years and above
M18 - Suitable for persons aged 18 years and above
R21 - Restricted to persons aged 21 and above only