Every Breath You Take

    Every Breath You Take
    2021

    Synopsis

    A psychiatrist, whose client commits suicide, finds his family life disrupted after introducing her surviving brother to his wife and daughter.

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    Cast

    • Casey AffleckPhillip
    • Michelle MonaghanGrace
    • Sam ClaflinJames
    • Emily Alyn LindDaphne
    • India EisleyLucy
    • Hiro KanagawaDr. Toth
    • Veronica FerresDr. Vanessa Fanning
    • Lilly KrugLilly Fanning
    • Vincent GaleStuart Fanning
    • Brenden SunderlandEvan

    Recommendations

    • 50

      Variety

      The movie carries you along, and it’s got some high-tension moments, but there are one too many coincidental running-into-each-other-in-town close encounters.
    • 50

      Chicago Tribune

      Every character is merely a stereotype or symbol, not a fully-fleshed out person. Indeed, one has to wonder what every actor, including Monaghan, is doing in this flimsily written psychological thriller, but perhaps, that question isn’t even worth the speculation.
    • 50

      Screen Rant

      The cast does a lot of the heavy lifting in the film, which evades exploring the characters' trauma. The emotional drama is a vehicle fueling a messy story in a film primarily concerned with elevating the mystery that so easily unravels by the end.
    • 40

      The New York Times

      With only a few fleeting moments of nail-biting thrills, Every Breath You Take remains mostly tepid and frustrating.
    • 40

      The Guardian

      The whole thing hangs on a twist that anyone who has ever watched a trashy thriller will have cottoned on to at around the 20-minute mark.
    • 25

      Slant Magazine

      Sam Claflin is best in show, but his performance is undercut by the film’s inability to escalate or explore the ramifications of its premise.
    • 25

      RogerEbert.com

      The film initially pretends to have some sensitivity about mental illness, but blatantly trivializes it and uses it as a crutch upon which to hang the villain’s increasingly maniacal actions.
    • 16

      The Playlist

      Though the actors suggest a better result, Stein’s thriller is really just a Lifetime movie dressed up in a tux, and the problems start piling up faster than you–or any therapist–can count.