Fatal Attraction
Thriller • R • 1987 • 1 hr 59 min
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Sometimes Alex was too creepy and the more time went by the more she lost it, good movie tho about the affair that wasn't easy at the end
A classic thriller about a cheater and his mistress. Story is good, but predictable. Acting is very good. Decent slow burn.
This psychological thriller is perfectly acted and portrayed to an uneasy watch that keeps you on edge;
I knew men had at least second thoughts having sex with strangers after this movie. Close probably had to shake her scary image in the 80's.
One of the greatest suspenseful movies of the 90’s.
Glenn Close, I’m not sure Michael Douglas is worth all this mess! Close is excellent in this time capsule of an 80s thriller.
Mostly good thriller about an affair that turns south, first two acts are great then the end is fairly silly, still enjoyable though
Wonderful movie with an empowerment of women.
Good thriller, Michael Douglas great as usual
A classic horror-thriller that was quoted repeatedly. I'm not sure if it still deliver
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