Sleeping with the Enemy
Drama • R • 1991 • 1 hr 39 min
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One of the best thrillers to exist. The story is dark and twisted. Not really any jump scares but the story makes up for it. 10/10 perfect.
Man it’s a hard watch. The beautiful Julia Roberts is a victim of abuse… but the story is handled in a sophisticated way!!
Watch a woman try and escape her controlling and abusive husband, that will stop at nothing to control her like she is his property
Really good story and acting. A bit intense. Not exactly and easy watch, but worth it.
Good creepy movie. Remember it being suspenseful
Keeps you on the hedge of your seat. One of the first real life takes on domestic violence. Sacred for its purpose to call out this abuse.
This is not a great movie, but you should watch it for Julia’s earlier work
Drama, suspense, romance...Great movie!
This movie gave me nightmares as a kid. So creepy. Pretty nice thriller though, would recommend. Julia Roberts is amazing as usual
Perfectly conveys an abusive relationship, the way he wants to control her every move. Love the suspense!
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