Unforgettable is totally forgettable, says Rashid Irani
A campy faux-feminist narrative, this film is a none-too-subtle cautionary tale that women can also be abusers of power.
She is the homewrecker from hell. A San Francisco-based divorcee (Katherine Heigl) decides to ruin the life of her ex-husband’s current girlfriend (Rosario Dawson).
A rampage of ever-escalating dread and violence ensues; the life of the soon-to-be-second spouse turns into a nightmare.
A campy faux-feminist narrative, Denise Di Novi’s directorial debut is a none-too-subtle cautionary tale that women can be abusers of power just as men can.
Not surprisingly, it is Dawson who is hurt most (literally and psychologically) in the no-holds-barred conflict. Heigl, known for her romantic comedy roles, is credible as the aptly described ‘Psycho Barbie’. But Unforgettable doesn’t deliver on the promise of its title.
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