Up until the ending, probably about a 65 or so. I was just left wondering, "So?" after it, which you should never do. I waited for something really interesting to happen and it didn't. However, while you wait it's pretty entertaining. Generic, yes, but decent. The end is bad, but isn't enough to completely tank this one.

Stronger than I expected; it's basically a reversed-perspective episode of Without A Trace, but it's a *good* episode

Pretty good until 2/3rds of the way through, then pfit.

Trying to not think about the plot and it's kind of entertaining. But there are scenes that are just laughable and Wes Bentley is lost in the editing room somewhere. At least "Portland" looks nice.

Seyfried is delightfully deranged in this, just like whoever wrote the script because the plot is sort of all over the place (considering this is the same person who penned Underworld 4, should I be surprised?). The ending was disappointing to say the least, but up until the last 20 minutes or so, it was working for me.

I was pleasantly surprised by this. Didn't think I would really like it, but it ended up being pretty entertaining. Amanda Seyfried does a good job carrying the movie. There are some gaps in logic, everyone seems to have the best memory of all time. It is kind of generic, it doesn't really do anything new, but it works well enough. I was genuinely frightened near the end when she was driving in the woods. Worth the watch, but nothing special.