Good, Untill at the end...

The movie was decent, But then I got the feeling Roy was supposed to represent the "Nice Guy" I tried to ignore that and the fact he was emotionless throughout most of it. I did like how smart he was And thought he would catch on quick. Nope... I am trying not to spoil much... But the ending is where I rolled my eyes and cringed, They came off as if they were pushing that message, That u need to believe all victims without evidence. But reversed the roles and made it about a man instead of a woman. It was very obvious he was the victim, But they decided to make it seem like all law enforcement were idiots. His GF came off to be an idiot throughout the movie. He goes missing and she worries about him, Finally hears from him but learns he been kidnapped. Instead of trying to help him through this, She hears once that he was going to cheat. And instead of asking questions like a normal person, She leaves and apologizes to the one who put him through it. Mountains of evidence would have shown his innocence, So the smartest thing he said was wanting a lawyer. And when he told the cop to F herself. I gave a 2 star, Cause it was somewhat entertaining. So, in my opinion, it seems like they tried to reverse roles and make it be a man getting raped and no one believes him. But if that was the case they already killed that part of the message. Since they throughout forensics.

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