If you, like I, saw the trailer for this movie, and thought, "Why see this? They've given the whole plot away in the preview!", think again! This movie has lots of twist and turns, but it's a worthy ride. The three actresses did a superb job fleshing out their characters. I rate this a 7.5 (compelling) out of 10. I was exhausted just watching Emily Blunt portray a women struggling with her demons to find herself.

After reading the book, I did NOT like this movie. All the good parts of the book were butchered by this. Maybe it was good if you didn’t read the book.

A suspenseful thriller, with a plot that is complex and multi-layered. Emily Blunt delivers an excellent performance as Rachel, a troubled woman who becomes entangled in a dangerous web of secrets and lies. Her portrayal is both raw and nuanced, capturing the character's pain and desperation perfectly. The supporting cast is also excellent, with standout performances from Haley Bennett and Rebecca Ferguson. The film's direction is stylish and creates a sense of unease and tension that fills every scene.

Better than Gone Girl in my opinion. Emily Blunt's acting is scary good. To fully appreciate the plot twists, read the book.

Finally watched this movie after avoiding it like plague for years. I always thought of the Girl on the Train as trying to capitalize on Gone Girl fever, but it proved to be a great thriller for a Sunday evening. Hard to watch this woman being a mess for the majority of the film, but once the intrigue grabs you, it's hard to look away.