Tell No One is one of the most incoherent movies in recollection. I have hardly ever--if ever--seen a movie with such a convoluted plot. I truly hated this film. And it got some of the best reviews of the past few years. What a huge disappointment.

I'm not very picky about French films.

Gary........when I saw it in Palm Springs the theatre was sold out and there were fights in line.

For an even better foreign thriller try Headhunters from a book by the Norwegian author Jo Nesbo. Humor is added to the mix.

Mitty's back in town!

The book was much better. But I still enjoyed the film, but I love convoluted plots.
If you recall a bald man following him at one point, that was Harlan Coben...pulling a Hitchcock.

At certain camera angles, does Francois Cluzet look like the French Dustin Hoffman?

At certain camera angles, does Francois Cluzet look like the French Dustin Hoffman?

Indeed. I just did a quick google image search and a number of the photos I was almost sure were Hoffman. Quite a resemblance.

Hey there.
Actually, we were literally in NYC last month for a few days, not long enough though. My first time, loved, loved, loved it.
Def not the last though.

At certain camera angles, does Francois Cluzet look like the French Dustin Hoffman? I thought the resemblance was striking, at times. Plot was a bit obscure, though I remember liking it somewhat more than Weeds did. Overall, it seemed kind of manipulative...I had the vague feeling they were trying to sell me some kind of esoteric breakfast cereal. Nice catch on the author cameo, Mitty.