Water's Edge

2003
R
1h 41m

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A novelist and his wife uncover a vast web of sex, murder and deceit in their quiet hometown.A novelist and his wife uncover a vast web of sex, murder and deceit in their quiet hometown.A novelist and his wife uncover a vast web of sex, murder and deceit in their quiet hometown.

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When Robert Graves shoots the sheriff, the sheriff falls back against his police vehicle and the gunshot wound cannot be scene from the front where he had been shot. In the next cut, the wound can be scene on the sheriff's back.

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Robert: I count two. Two dead bodies out there. Now I killed one of 'em, that much I know. But who's the other guy, Rae? Cus I don't remember killing him.

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7/10

Formulae thriller, just a cut above average

"Water's Edge" screenwriter Craig Brewer wrote and directed the very low-budget, very compelling and brilliant "The Poor and Hungry", so that was all I really needed to know to put this picture at the top of my rental que. I'm a little disappointed. This is only a formulae thriller, perhaps just a cut above average, with decent casting and direction. I can see the Craig Brewer touch in the screenplay: relatively interesting characters, mostly believable plot considering the contrivances necessary for a formulae thriller, and good dialogue. I will still keep an eye on this remarkable talent for another unforgettable picture like his first. Some day. In the meantime I know you gotta pay the rent.