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No one wants to be alone. Not really. But there will come a time when we are forced to face the world by ourselves without the comfort of family, friends or spouses. What insanity will we suffer? Immeasurable amounts? Slight twinges or full on self induced mental withdrawal? The poor Canadian lady in this story depicts one example of dealing with loss. She"s unstable to begin with and spins around the drain looping between happy and desperate, between content and fear. Forced to be alone when her husband dies she has no choice but to face the inevitable alone. Even when she is surrounded by friends, neighbors and her own children the simple fact is ... she's totally alone. Only vodka and weed separate her pain from reality. Dealing with her problems both real and imagined is the point of the plot. She must (and does) deal with all of the fallout that accompanies tragic loss. It's a goofy movie. Poorly produced. Poorly acted. Poorly directed and written BUT THE POINT - loneliness sucks - comes charging through. Good for a little introspection. Watch it and reflect on your own excuses for being alone ... you might surprise yourself.

One of America's premier action actors has messed up and sold hid good name for this garbage-fest of a flick.

This is the worst B W film in my memory....and I've seen all of them (I think) to date.

Filmed with one camera in an imaginary hospital where any-dam-body can come and go as they please - no problem - no worries.

One homely nurse kept a great vigil in the lobby and a single music starved Hispanic janitor made up the full staff.

Easier to put a screen play together with less characters you see? OH and don't forget there had to be bad dudes! So this trash had 2! TWO! Two whole bad guys.

Of course the minority bad guy was the brains and the white dude was the brawn and dumb as a fence post.

ANYWAY. PLEASE SEND FLOWERS TO BRUCE'S AGENT FOR MESSING WITH HIS RECORD CAREER!

DONT watch this abortion. You'll get sick.

Call up a Die Hard and enjoy Willis like you should.

I thought this was a worthy film.....to begin with. THEN, it happened!!!! Massive plot failure!!! It all turned to crap and confusing gibberish before our very eyes and ears. Alfred Hitchcock flipped backwards in his tomb at the theft of his camera angles which "could" have worked on a decent story line. Unfortunately there was just the one turning room thing. And it was very poorly done. The Anthony Hopkins I have known and respected for years must have been blackmailed into preforming in this fizzle of an entertainment bomb. Clearly he simply need some spare change for a pint or two with some old friends. Too bad he accepted this failure....makes him look bad.