The Weekend Away | Film Review
This movie came out on Netflix a few weeks ago, and while Leighton Meester was a definite draw, I was genuinely intrigued by the story, which seemed like something I'd really enjoy. While on holiday in Croatia, Beth's (Leighton Meester) best friend disappears. As Beth searches, she uncovers clues that lead to devastating secrets. This film could have been a lot better. I didn't hate it, but it also wasn't that good. From the first scenes, the characters immediately arouse suspicion. We never really get to know them, and so once we view them as suspicious, we don't ever really lose that feeling. It's easy to be invested in the story, particularly at the beginning. As more is revealed, you are interested in knowing how it will end. All of the relationships that existed prior to the film should have been established more. At times, it feels like they don't actually know each other. And this could be because of the way the characters are written, or it could be ...