Tell-Tale

Crap. The centerpiece of Poe's haunting classic is turned into an idiotic plot device in this crapfest. Wooden performances with a leaden storyline and yawn inspiring direction turns this into a no-brainer. Avoid.

Another made-for-tv-quality mystery that should never have been given the green light. Dull as dishwater from start to finish, I was so bored I'm struggling to remember what happened at the 80min 'climax' - and I only watched it last night.

They always asked to follow your heart, but this story went more further with it. I've seen too many medical stories lately and this one was not a surprise. You can see what's coming from miles away. The young Beatrice was the best actor of whole bunch.

Has some visual flare but was very average and forgettable. I'm not a fan of Lena Headey and her role here did nothing to change my mind. Josh Lucas was bland and lacked charisma. Brian Cox was reasonably good with what he had to work with. The whole thing is fairly nonsensical and harmless, the final reveal was pointless and unnecessary.

The plot is too dumb and strains one's suspension of disbelief way too far to consider this a great movie, but Cuesta does some interesting things, and Cox is fun, so it's OK as a watchable piece of pulpy entertainment.

I thought it was fairly neatly done movie, but didn't really explore things enough even though the ending was satisfactory

I found Tell-Tale to be very similar to Blood Work, for which I also didn't particularly care. Tell-Tale isn't bad, it's just not good.