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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 414165" data-attributes="member: 8">Closed the prime window just five minutes ago.When a film makes me sigh a lot it can only mean two things:a) I&#039;m massively annoyedb) I&#039;m feeling incredibly tense.Thankfully, in this case it was answer b. I know it&#039;s not a quiz but you know what I mean.First surprise: Debra Messing! Last time I saw her was in BROS (as her funny self).The moment a character realises&nbsp; there might be something wrong is always the most gutpunching part. The situation gets slightly more relaxed once the story acknowledges itself as being a mystery or crime story.But as you said, the brilliance here is turning our daily online routines into something sinister and I love the way the plot thickens and thickens.The only thing I could predict was [ISPOILER]that the confession wasn&#039;t true.[/ISPOILER]Anyway, thanks for the recommendation! Everything always happens here on tellytalk, doesn&#039;t it?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 414165, member: 8"] Closed the prime window just five minutes ago. When a film makes me sigh a lot it can only mean two things: a) I'm massively annoyed b) I'm feeling incredibly tense. Thankfully, in this case it was answer b. I know it's not a quiz but you know what I mean. First surprise: Debra Messing! Last time I saw her was in BROS (as her funny self). The moment a character [I]realises[/I] there might be something wrong is always the most gutpunching part. The situation gets slightly more relaxed once the story acknowledges itself as being a mystery or crime story. But as you said, the brilliance here is turning our daily online routines into something sinister and I love the way the plot thickens and thickens. The only thing I could predict was [ISPOILER]that the confession wasn't true.[/ISPOILER] Anyway, thanks for the recommendation! Everything always happens here on tellytalk, doesn't it? [/QUOTE]

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