Sure enough, while I was waiting for any of the side plots to tie up their loose ends, the credits came on. It was so bad, I immediately went to the internet to see what I missed. The reviews seemed to be consistent. Most are a list of questions as to why certain things happened in the movie. None can be answered.
As I found out, it turns out, that it was a Hitchcock movie originally adopted from a short story. The Hitchcock and short story versions were much shorter. In the movie, to occupy the other hour and a half, the writer added all sorts of seemingly connected side plots. Unfortunately, none of the side plots play out. IE you are left hanging in regards to 99% of the movie. The main plot on the other hand, wasn't interesting without some of these side plots. When the movie ended, you start to wonder why 99% of the movie was in there.
Anyone else see this one? If not, don't pay for it. Or at least get the Hitchcock version. I think it's called "Button, Button."
As for my review
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