The Girl On The Train: Slow And Suspenseful
A wretched story of narcissistic manipulation
Emily Blunt is a star. Not only is she an excellent actress but a versatile one. She virtually shines in every role she takes on. She’s been a grieving mama bear protecting her brood against carnivorous aliens in A Quiet Place; a high-flying corporate fashionista in The Devil Wears Prada; a happy-go-lucky adventurer in Jungle Cruise and now plays a washed-out alcoholic with emotional and psychological issues in The Girl On The Train. Her depiction of this character is so real, so sad and so heartrending. You almost want to weep for her.
About this movie
The Girl On The Train is a 2016 psychological thriller written by Erin Cressida Wilson based on Paula Hawkin’s novel of the same name. Directed by Tate Taylor and produced by Marc Platt and Jared LeBoff the movie casts Emily Blunt in the lead role along with Rebecca Ferguson, Haley Bennet, Justin Theroux, Luke Evans, Allison Janney, Edgar Ramirez, Lisa Kudrow, and Laura Prepon among others.
Social Relevance
This movie discusses several social issues including Alcoholism; Addiction; Marriage, Divorce, and Infidelity; Physical, Verbal, Emotional, and Psychological Abuse; Counselling and Therapy; Crime; Stalking, and…
