The Woman in the Window | Film Review
The last time I was in a cinema, pre-Covid, this was one of the trailers, and the trailer was so interesting that I immediately wanted to see the film, so I was really glad that Netflix acquired the rights. Dr Anna Fox (Amy Adams) is agoraphobic and can't leave her home. One day, while spying on her neighbours, she witnesses a crime. But is everything as it seems? This film fell short for me. I didn't hate it as much as others seem to, but I also didn't love it. For a start, the concept was really interesting. I'm a fan of Rear Window, Disturbia and other films with similar themes, so I was automatically excited for this. The concept on its own really made me want to read the book - I've had it for a little while, but didn't want to read it until I'd seen the film. The film is interesting in terms of cinematography. Some of the shots were really unique, and done really well. However, the pacing of the film is all over the place. There's a lot of nothi...