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Side Effects DIR. Steven Soderbergh Rating: 9/10 IMDB “There are side effects” Review: A tightly knit and well directed thriller, with multiple twists and turns. It’s highly reminiscent of a Sherlock Holmes type mystery or an Alfred Hitchcock type mystery, I was actually so shocked by the time the film ended that by the time the final shot started to pan back I was still too shocked to get up and leave the theatre. I actually heard some people mad about the ending of the film. The movie has a particularly infuriating ending but I found it to be satisfactory to what the story was trying to do, all of the elements brought it to that particular ending. It was an amazing end to the story where everyone wasn’t a good person, and no one really deserved what they got. The way it ended however was particularly like an episode in a Sherlock Holmes novel where a bunch of seemingly useless facts where brought together by the fact that they didn’t make sense, and if you weren’t looking for them you wouldn’t have found them. A story that starts one way and goes fourteen different others, a well shot and very well made piece of cinema.

bohemea: Rooney Mara: Playing With Fire - Vogue by Mert & Marcus, November 2011