... let it go. Which if you watch the movie will understand quite clearly and maybe even see the same way - so no pun intended. While the movie does take directions I did not expect (not all of them), it feels a bit ... well almost underwhelming. It is tough to feel really close to the characters. I do believe that your moral code will inform who you will root for more. But even then, I don't feel like you will do so with enough passion.

Funnily enough "passion" being in the German title of the movie. Also quite funny: the twist at the end, the maybe you could call it openness of the movie. Maybe you will feel you know what the ending is and what it means (for the characters) ... but likely you will feel ... weird! The ending may be too clever for its own good ... and the movies own good too ... decent and quite interesting ... but might leave you cold (no pun intended)

I assumed this would be like all the other psycho ex movies but it wasn't, which was a good thing but the ending just ruined the entire, well, everything about the movie! There should have been some sort of confrontation between Sabine and Averly. By confrontation I mean that the two at least talk about why Sabine came up there and built a relationship with her. They could have actually made it a beautifully twisted understanding or given an intense scene between them as the movie hinted that something like that was going to happen... Basically this movie had potential for various reasons but the ending is one of those that leave you totally annoyed that you just wasted an hour and a half of your life. The ending didn't even give a hint as too what Averly was doing once she found out she was buried in their yard. Okay well I guess it did by the fact that the fire she made to make smores with was raging in height in the pouring rain - she was destroying evidence. But not knowing why is extremely irritating. Was she so pissed at Sabine for falsifying a friendship with her that she just didn't care she was dead? Or was she sad that she didn't get a chance for everything to have come out into the open so they could work through it? How did she even feel about him at that point, did she help hide evidence because she loved him or just so the father of her child wouldn't go to prison? I mean it was just a really really crap ending that gave no satisfaction for the hint the movie kept givihg you that something was going to go down and left you with way too many questions. Also the stabbing scene was so quick and not from a clear angle that I had to rewind like three times to try to figure out if she stabbed herself or he did by accident / on purpose?! Honestly I'm still not 100% positive I figured it out, although I am all loopy from cold medicine. Great acting, beautiful cinematography, nice slow thriller burn to pull you in but again this movie was ruined by the ending. It had so much potential, they could have gone a few different ways and made it great. Lastly why advertise it as a scary psycho ex girlfriend movie if the ex literally does nothing "psycho", just kinda mental because she was so emotionally upset she passed up a chance to fulfill her dream AND she was likable in the way that she was actually nice and relatable to Averly?!

When I first heard the premise of the film, I thought it was another psycho ex girlfriend movie. I was wrong. It is about toxic relationships. How the toxicity can be harmful to all involved.

However this was not a perfect movie but yet it is one of those movies that draws the viewer in.

The plot: Sabina (Liana Liberato) is in a relationship with Ramsay (Jordan Rodrigues) who is a struggling "business man" and sponging off his girlfriend.

So he meets a wealthy business man whose rebuffs Ramsay's virus protection idea. However he meets the wealthy guys daughter, Alvy(Rumer Willis)

So he see's Alvy on the side and eventually dumps Sabina (after putting her down) and hooks up with Alvy. He get's Alvy pregnant.

In a little plot twist, he briefly cheats on Alvy with Sabina and ends up getting Sabina pregnant.

So.... Sabina goes to the town Alvy lives and owns a business. She befriends Alvy.

My breakdown:

The Good:

The acting. All involved were good.

A character focus movie.

The handling of the storyline. This type of story has been told countless times but I thought the actors and the director did a good job with it.

The Ending: It's an open ending. Alvy found the photos and knows Sabina is dead. The Inn Keeper delivery's Sabina's letter to Alvy's house . What did Sabina wrote? Will Alvy read it? What will Alvy do?

I don't mind open endings. Sometimes, its better to leave it up the viewer to decide what the out come is.

The Bad:

The dialogue: There were moments the dialogue was a little off.

The moment of convenience: the dog running up the fire pit as Alvy discovers the photos of Sabina and Ramsay in his jacket pocket. The dog digs a hole uncovering Sabina's body.

The Jacket: When visiting Alvy and Ramsey's home, Sabina takes his jacket. Ramsay never noticed it missing. When she brings it back near the end, he doesn't make a fuss that she took his jacket.

The Ugly:

The Inn Keeper: I think he was supposed to be comedy relief however he came across as creepy.

The name change. The original title was Left with Only Rain. I think the name was change to draw more viewers (click bait)

The movie is listed as a thriller/horror. It is not. This just a regular melodrama.

This reminds me of an early 1960's French art house film.

Overall: If you are tired of big budget blockbusters and CGI induced madness, this movie is for you.