In 2013, Zeta-Jones took on a leading role in the crime thriller "Broken City", co-starring Mark Wahlberg and Russell Crowe. The film tells the story of a private detective (Wahlberg) who is hired by the mayor of New York (Crowe) to spy on his wife (Zeta-Jones). Todd McCarthy of "The Hollywood Reporter" thought that Zeta-Jones "looks like class itself and nicely underplays", and Liam Lacey of "The Globe and Mail" observed that the actress "does a fair, if incongruous, impersonation of a forties vamp". However, as with Zeta-Jones's previous few projects, the film was not widely seen, and received poor reviews. This changed when Zeta-Jones collaborated with Soderbergh for the third time to film the critically acclaimed thriller "Side Effects" (2013). Co-starring with Channing Tatum, Jude Law and Rooney Mara, the film saw her play a mysterious psychiatrist who recommends an antidepressant drug with serious side effects. Peter Travers found the film to be a "hell of a thriller, twisty, terrific and packed with surprises" and considered Zeta-Jones to be "dynamite" in it.