Very predictable Goes from woman recovering from abuse to thriller
Julia Roberts is in a relationship with Patrick Bergin and you know something is wrong. First, he looks like a younger version of Jeffrey Jones from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off fame. That should’ve been a warning because he was an abusive husband that beat his wife. Sleeping With The Enemy is about how Roberts tried to escape this relationship and start a new life.<br /><br />I like how they dealt with Roberts’ trauma. You can’t go through an experience like that and come out of it brand new. This being Hollywood however they can’t just leave it at that. There has to be a big confrontation with Bergin at the end. Thus the movie goes from a woman’s story to a thriller. Very predictable.
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