Reviews

I think a lot of people go to view this movie as a scary, jumpy horror movie and fall into that trap. This movie is different, it's not focused on the horror or the scare, it's focused on the story of Florence Cathcart (played by the fantastic Rebecca Hall) and her drive to prove that spirits are not real and are just 'naughty little troublemakers'. However, she is not really trying to prove spirits aren't real, she's actually looking for a sign that they are real, and her dead, nearly-fiancée has passed over.

It is a really good movie, with a great story, great acting and a great big twist at the end. For some people this movie drags on too much and a lot of it doesn't matter in the end. For me, I loved every second of the story, and the ending was just superb. The twist, when it is revealed, really will make you go 'wait, what?' and I think the movie is worth watching just for the twist.

As I said in the summary, do not go to see this if you're wanting a scary horror movie, or a horror movie really, go watch it for the fantastic storyline and superb acting by all involved.

This is undoubtedly one of the single best episodes of any television drama series, ever.

The episode has you gripped from beginning to end (ok, so most of Grey's Anatomy episodes do!) but this one has you on tenterhooks waiting to see whom will be shot next.

The episode is brilliant because it gets rid of some of the newer, duller characters but actually makes you care about them - especially Dr. Charles Percy, because it involves characters you do care about, in this case Dr. Miranda Bailey.

Absolutely stunning episode, superb acting all around. I can't see them ever topping this episode, but I look forward to seeing if they do.