Mum's Monday My Husband's Evil Twin


AKA The Wrong Husband


I am sure I have seen something similar before but this is a good idea for a film. However, this sort of thing does put me on edge, as, if the evil one slips up. Although the script writers have the responsibility of whether that happens or not. Also how it all pans out and the outcome.


If ever there was a reason not to be a nosy interfering neighbour this film certainly shows it. This is tragically sad to watch.


This film is good as in that it shows how awful someone can be in nature/character. I am glad that it is showing the wife to be instinctive in that something is different. It does show this film to be realistic and intelligent.


This is good. I can see why another woman would be happy for someone receiving flowers, but a wife would know if something is off with that. It is difficult to explain to someone that you see the flower gesture as not the norm.


Oh, no, another tragedy. This film certainly is living up to one of it’s titles. This film has a brilliant script, the script writers have done a great job. Also I know I said that this film could put me on edge, I however, am strangely not. This is a smooth film, playing out only slight changes in his character that is just making her frown on occasion. Well done, a wife knows.


Yes, that’s it, she didn’t want to come across ‘Ungrateful’ but if it is out of routine/character it can be strange. I like this film, a smooth thriller.


Yes, what a relief. Well that didn’t last long. Sadly, there is a lesson here, if you are going to follow someone in a disguise, choose better than a ‘Hat’ and ‘Sunglasses’.


I am glad the truth is out. No, don't tell him, get out of there. Yes, good idea.


This film highlights ‘Nature versus nurture’ where a child/person reacts to their environment.


Oh, no, not him also. I hate the police reaction, and no, no, oh how clever, very clever. Oh how lovely.


Thank you for reading


Sandra




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