A really enjoyable film that I’d gladly watch again, and would suggest to others. There's something captivating about seeing a talented performer portray someone struggling with their mental state, and Ryan Reynolds certainly fits that description for me. Although I appreciate both sides of his character’s internal conflict, the narrative is constructed in a manner that evokes sympathy, allowing him to come across as relatable. I don’t see the female lead as unlikeable, but her role seems deliberately crafted to make the circumstances seem logical. The movie possesses a palpable moodiness; it pulls you in so completely that I often lose track of the fact that I'm watching something on screen. It could possibly feel somewhat artificial, yet the plot is skillfully presented with an unusual and unsettling flair.

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