Kattiera Nana I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Maidexpl Entertaining from beginning to end, it maintains the spirit of the franchise while establishing it's own seal with a fun cast

Usamah Harvey The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Donald Seymour This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

icebuscus1314 The novel, written by the brilliant Ted Dekker, had kept me reading from cover to cover. On the other hand, the movie has taken away a lot of what the novel had going for it. The actors did not fit the characters at all, and so much of the story was taken out of it, replaced with details that weren't nearly as good. If you are a fan of the book, the only good thing about the film was the ending (How Sam, Slater and Kevin are all one person). If you watch the movie, not as an adaption, but as a short, fun suspense- thriller, it is an alright flick to watch. But if you're looking for a thorough adaption of the book, just hope that Christopher Nolan has the guts to make an adaption.

icflam3777 As I scrolled through the movie channels, i decided to settle with Encore Mystery because the few seconds of the movie i saw lead me to believe that the movie was going to be a good one. Yet, I was wrong. This movie was perhaps the worst movie ever written in cinematography history. First of all, this movie is not a "drama", "horror", "mystery", or "thriller" it is a "disaster". There are no parts which made me cringe or fearful... the only "horror" bit i actually saw was when Kevin reached for the window and the hand of the non-existent murderer grabs for him. The only extent of the "thriller" is when the non-existent murderer, the non-existent best friend, and the Psychotic man named Kevin are faced with disarming a bomb... which still confuses me because I'm not sure if Kevin made the bomb himself, or if the random hot dog guy did... oh and about that... WTF is with the random hot dog guy? Why the hell did he want to kill Kevin? and there's one thing i haven't complained about yet.... The Cop lady calls Sam on her cell phone and they have a full fledged conversation.... but then apparently Sam doesn't exist? WTF WAS THAT? This movie sucks, don't watch it unless you want to end up as confused as me and your entire February Break destroyed... This movie doesn't even deserve two stars

dbborroughs Cops and an insurance investigator try to stop a serial bomber who torments with riddles and has now set his sight on a college student.Odd story with style that lacks and real characters you can care about. Its not a bad movie, far from it but this could have and should have been a great film, all that would have been required would be to give us real people to hang out with instead we get cyphers and cut outs. It keeps you watching but it never fully engages you. I highly doubt that you'll remember ever seeing it after the end credits roll.Worth a shot on cable.6 out of 10

k-dub Yes THR3E was kind of a disappointing movie itself but over all I think it did very well considering it was a low-budget film. Most films are more entertaining than this one but those other films have things like sex, drugs, & rock-n-roll, and cussing to add to the entertainment. Withut those elements this is the kind of movie you end up with. Now I'm not dissing this movie, I mean I loved this movie! I have it on my iPod and I watch it all the time but this book was kind of complex to put on film and I think it was well done. The ending really made me happy to see, I thought they would do a half-hearted job with the whole three people alter ego-ness going one but they really pulled it off. It is a way better idea to read the book before watching this movie but that is normal for any book-to-movie relation. Once my friend told me that this book was going to be a movie I immediately got the book and read it! I was on the edge of my seat to figure out what was going to happen.