Jekyll/Hyde boyfriend thriller is predictable and derivative of better films
“The Perfect Guy” is a yet another variation on the “boyfriend from hell” thriller. Leah (Sanaa Lathan) is a career woman who appears to have it all: a lovely home in Los Angeles, an important position in a political consulting firm, and a handsome boyfriend, Dave (Morris Chestnut). But her relationship with Dave has had its downside. She wants marriage and a family. He doesn’t. Eventually, she breaks up with him and immerses herself in work.<br /><br />At a bar, she is offered a drink by an overly pushy guy and seems cornered. Another patron, the handsome Carter (Michael Ealy), comes to the rescue posing as her boyfriend, and tells the aggressive bore to back off. Grateful, Leah accepts Carter’s invitation to dinner. She is charmed by his excellent manners until Carter savagely beats a man merely because he talked to her. Clearly upset, she breaks it off with him only to find that he simply won’t take no for an answer. He begins to harass her, spy on her, and behave in such a creepy way that she fears for her life.<br /><br />The film covers similar ground to such movies as “Fatal Attraction,” “The Boy Next Door,” and “Fear,” with a plot staple that usually makes for a reliable thriller. Here, however, the script is sub-par and predictable. There’s little attempt to layer the film with surprise revelations or twists, so we go down a familiar cinematic path, practically numbed by the time final credits role. Lathan, Ealy, and Chestnut do their best, with Ealy particularly menacing in several scenes, but “The Perfect Guy” offers little else to distinguish it and fails to be worthy of their performances.<br /><br />The only bonus extra on the Blu-ray release is a behind-the-scenes making-of featurette. A digital HD copy is included. The film is rated PG-13.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : After a painful breakup with her long-term boyfriend (Morris Chestnut), successful lobbyist Leah Vaughn (Sanaa Lathan) jumps into a passionate relationship with a charming stranger, Carter (Michael Ealy), who seems to be the perfect guy. But, after a sexually-charged courtship, she sees a violent side of him and dissolves the budding relationship. In a jealous rage and fueled by insane revenge, he turns her life upside down..