Unforgettable

Freed from likability, Heigl tears it up as an obsessive ex with mayhem on her mind

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Arriving 25 years after psychotic-bitch flicks went out of fashion, it casts Katherine Heigl in the role she was born to play.

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There’s trash, and then there’s good trash. “Unforgettable” falls into the latter category. Slick, glossy and radiating juicy villainy, it knows exactly what kind of movie it is and goes for it with giddy abandon.

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It takes a lot of chutzpah to call your movie “Unforgettable.” It’s a bold, dauntless title. It practically demands your unflinching, unmoving attention.

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Unforgettable borrows elements from film noir, Lifetime movies and slasher flicks and updates them for the Internet age. But this forgettable thriller will simply make you remember other, better films.

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Katherine Heigl is terrific playing against type as a psycho ex in a thriller that isn't memorable enough to deserve the performance.

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What this otherwise, yes, forgettable addition to the film canon of obsessive lady psychos brings to the table is a nod to shifting family dynamics.

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Giving up her job and life in San Francisco, writer Julia (Rosario Dawson) moves to a Southern Californian town to live with her fiancé (Geoff Stults). But things are complicated by his jealous ex (Katherine Heigl).

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Here, both the director (Denise Di Novi) and the writer (Christina Hodson) are women, yet that doesn’t translate into a reimagining of the tired formula.

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Unforgettable is a "How Not To" guide for romantic thrillers, passionless and without tension when it comes to the conflict at hand.

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New wife Rosario Dawson contends with husband's crazy ex Katherine Heigl in this completely unmemorable trashfest.

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Unforgettable is disappointingly outmoded in its depiction of gaslighting, deficient in its erotic charge, and doesn't even offer unique forms of torture for its protagonist.

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Katherine Heigl's 'psycho Barbie' thriller barely qualifies as camp.

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