So interesting, so thrilling, so wild. A little clunky in its themes -- I don't think it handled everything "perfectly" in its social justice element -- but it doesn't need to be perfect, because what it does succeed in is being a thriller with a uniquely modern take.

I liked the soundtrack and the ending wasn't what I expected but it was good. "We were kids" kept coming up and with social media goes to show how long those things will follow you around. Carey Mulligan was perfect for the role.

It was a very thrilling movie. I spent the movie cheering her on in her quest to rid her world of men who prey on unsuspecting women. I was so thrilled when she started a relationship, devastated when he turned out to be part of the problem. It was a completely unexpected ending and I don't know how I feel about it. On the one hand, justice was done, but I don't know if her resolution sits right in my soul. I suppose once damaged like that, there wasn't a way to come back. Heartbroken for Cassie and Nina...

Good. Interesting. Sad. Great topic.