Perfect Strangers

What a peculiar film. It had shades of Cast Away (although Wilson was a bit stiff), mixed with drama, a twisted romance, and certainly a psychological element — after all, so many disturbed individuals together could only be seen at a celebrity gathering or in a mental institution. The movie left me pondering a dilemma I've struggled to resolve: Who's worse? A kidnapper who is delusional, a murderer who falls in love with their victim (post mortem), or a person who marries the murderer (fully aware of the situation)? I have no sympathy for any of them, and if it were up to me, all three would get locked up. The film wasn't great, but it kept me engaged; enough for a weak three stars. / Lesson learned: When it gets hot, a freezer is priceless. 3*- (03/06/2022)