Aside from the title, which makes zero sense to me unless we are to understand that the main character becomes her own woman and not anyone else's, the movie was interesting in its representation of how gender stereotypes and trauma (all those lost babies) can make someone lose herself. Another underlying theme, that there are rarely clear answers or even sometimes any answers at all to the questions of life seemed to rise from the events of the film. This is a world out of control. I'd like to know what kinds of lives these characters could go on to lead.

Parts of it seemed a little far-fetched, but it kept my attention

Really liked it. Good suspense, good action, felt compassion for the protagonist.

I'm Your Woman is a film about what family really means and who belongs to each other. At the same time, it's a thriller that doesn't rest and gives you almost no clue as to where it's going. Rachel Brosnahan is great as usual. I was a big fan to begin with and am impressed with her range. Keep 'em coming!