Other reviewers have described all the flaws of this film more eloquently than I could. How the script achieved Oscar nomination status is beyond me. The Cast of characters never gelled in my opinion and were childish, superficial, loud and annoying. Daniel Craig's accent was unbearable and I was really going to throw in the towel until it seemed to settle down and become more tolerable in the last half hour with the emphasis being placed on a smaller circle of actors (notably the nurse and Hugh) ... and the action of the storyline driving us towards the reveal. I love a good Whodunnit and, sadly, this was not one. I'm so glad now I didn't go to see it in the cinema.... as someone else said it would be perfect to watch on a plane or train journey ... otherwise I kinda felt cheated and that I'd wasted my time especially when there are so many other much worthier shows to watch. Glaring holes in the plot, dogged pace, uneven and overly dramatic sound, unrealistic shallow characters yelling at each other like children, preachy dialogue at times, neither realistic nor spoof and a family not really deserving of their fate from what we're shown. Ultimately, there really wasn't a logical enough reason for his ultimate action in the first place so it never made much sense to me. .. I would have enjoyed the film much more if it had been condensed into just the last half hour... without the need to put the name actors through a "community theatre" experience. I felt they must have been embarrassed to be in some of the scenes with their weak dialogue and lack of direction. In their defense they simply had nothing to work with so no chemistry or cohesiveness emerged. Very disappointing especially after all the hype.