Movie Review: "The Girl on the Train"

  "The Girl on the Train" is a movie of plot-twists and mysteries. The second it starts 'til it ends, you will be taken by surprise. If you have read the book, the movie will not be as appealing, other than that you already know the plot, it misses few unimportant but significant details too. On the other hand, if you have not, then be ready for a roller-coaster.

   Character choices are not so bad, lack of diversity that's for sure. Otherwise, the cast is considered talented. Emily Blunt's (plays "Rachel")  facial expressions are so realistic that you forget it is acting. The events and plot are realistic as well, and that made it better to watch. I promise you that you will have mixed feelings of "Rachel", who first you'll be finding extremely annoying and weird, but sympathize later on. 

   However, it could have been better for a psychodramatic movie. Since it needs more work on resembling the psycho-side of the movie, and adding more dialogue between characters. It focuses more on the scenery and how beautiful New York is, rather than the actual story.
   

   Thus, a good movie to watch at home, do not waste your money on a ticket. Personally, I would rate it 4.5/10.