I didn't find the movie enjoyable. The previews seemed quite intriguing, and I’m a fan of David Tennant. The film contained some odd editing decisions. It ended up being unintentionally humorous, though not in a way that made it entertainingly bad. Without giving away any plot points, it centers on a valet attempting to burglarize David Tennant's home. Just as he is preparing to depart, he discovers a woman who has been restrained. The remainder of the story involves his efforts to contact the authorities, which turns into a sort of chase between the valet and David Tennant. However, things become progressively absurd, and ultimately the moments intended to be frightening or suspenseful simply don’t work, often coming across as comical instead. If you're looking for a more detailed explanation with spoilers, you can listen to my full podcast episode on Offscreen Babble. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-2-jessica-jones-and-bad-samaritan/id1377926426?i=1000410814237&mt=2

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