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20th Century Studios
Raimi Productions
TSG Entertainment
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Meet Linda Liddle... She's from strategy and planning. She's the boss now.
Two colleagues become stranded on a deserted island, the only survivors of a plane crash. On the island, they must overcome past grievances and work together to survive, but ultimately, it's a battle of wills and wits to make it out alive.
PeaceMeal
Oct 12, 2026 · via TMDB
Before I started this movie, I assumed it was something like a B-movie. The female lead just seemed to be a little unimaginable. The same with the male lead. But that "problem" was very short-lived 10 minutes into the movie. We needed to have a firm picture of their personalities and backgrounds before this incredible thriller-adventure-action story could really be launched. This is not a horror movie. Imagine if two Michael Douglas movies were morphed into one - Romancing the Stone and War of the Roses. Although the two characters seemed rather unrealistic in the beginning, we're given more about their backgrounds much later in the movie which makes the characters more understandable and realistic. After that, it was so easy to have one crazy outcome follow another crazier outcome. It all made sense! If the purpose of a movie is to hold your attention from start to finish, then leave you with some lasting thoughts - in this case, thoughts about human reactions to being forced into relationships with bad personalities - this film accomplishes that 100%. Lastly, I recommend you read the credits in the end for location information. This was not a low-budget movie. The scenery and locations - and special effects - must have been very costly. It was such a surprisingly spectacular movie - and with such a great, surprising and thrilling ending. 5-STARS for such an unexpectedly great ride!
Kingson S
Aug 23, 2026 · via TMDB
The first half of the movie is done well with character building, but the latter half is not as tightly knit. Most of the character are represented as generic rich, arrogant, chauvanistic character with very less depth. The ending is different than expected, but at the end of the movie except the fiance character, everyone else is evil and selfish.
Sierbahnn
May 10, 2026 · via TMDB
Islands are dangerous This is a fun movie. It has elements from several sorts of stories, is well acted, has stunning visuals, great direction and a fun plot. It is good to see Sam Raimi in such fine form for this. The cast is great, and it is hard to cast a movie with essentially two characters, but these actors have great chemistry, even if the twist emotionally at the end is a bit out of left field.
GAHKWS
Mar 30, 2026 · via TMDB
THIS IS NOT A BAD MOVIE. THE MAIN CHARACTER HAD A SAD AND LONELY LIFE. I REALLY FELT SORRY FOR HER. BUT WHEN THE PLANE CRASHED IN THE WATER, AND SHE MANAGED TO WASHED ASHORE ON AN ISLAND, SHE WAS NOT ALONE. HER BOSS HAPPENED TO HAVE WASHED TO THE ISLAND ALSO. HE WAS INJURED AND SHE HELPED HIM BACK TO HEALTH. SHE'S A SURVIVOR SERIES WATCHER AND SHE DID EVERYTHING SHE COULD TO SURVIVE IN THEIR CONDITION. BUT ONE THING, SHE'S HAPPY TO BE THERE ON THE ISLAND. THERE WAS TWO CHANGES TO GET OFF THE ISLAND. SHE DECIDED THAT SHE WANTS TO STAY THERE WITH HER BOSS ON THE ISLAND. SHE EVEN COMMITTED MURDER. THAT'S WHEN I DIDN'T LIKE HER. IT WAS WRONG ON WHAT SHE HAS DONE. I DON'T BLAME HIM FOR TRYING TO GET BACK AT HER. I WOULD HAVE DONE THE SAME THING.
CinemaSerf
Feb 11, 2026 · via TMDB
The spirit of “Nine to Five” (1980) is alive and well for “Linda” (Rachel McAdams) as she is constantly being passed over for promotion by golf-playing men who rely on her to do all the work. She hopes for change when new employer “Bradley” (Dylan O’Brien) takes over from his dad, but a combination of his best mate from university and her liking for tuna duly kiboshes that. She is, however, to embark on a team trip to Thailand for a merger meeting and it’s en route that a violent storm leaves her and her hapless boss stranded on a tropical island. It turns out that she is a woman well equipped to survive whilst the injured "Brad" hasn’t a clue, so yet again she appears to be doing all the donkey work whilst he lies under a palm frond expecting to be waited on hand and foot. Exasperated, “Linda” decides she can get by without this obnoxious parasite and so leaves him to languish in the sun in the hope that he will come to realise his failings and her value. Now with new lines slowly being drawn between them, what chance they will be rescued and are either of them being remotely honest with the other? Whilst this isn’t really scary at all, there is still quite a fun “Robinson Crusoe” dynamic between McAdams and O’Brien as their battle of the sexes ebbs and flows. They finesse the arts of boar hunting and berry eating; he learns to appreciate the eye-watering dangers of toxic fish and for most of the film it’s an enjoyably pithy and well-written joust between these two, clearly unevenly matched, characters. I didn’t really like the last twenty minutes so much. They felt rushed, unnecessarily violent and though there is a juicy degree of vindication about it, it didn’t quite top off what is an otherwise entertaining drama that mercifully keeps romance at bay throughout as it shouts clearly the benefits of a meritocracy.
Chandler Danier
Feb 7, 2026 · via TMDB
Raimi is a good director. He has directed a good movie starring and incredibly good actress with good humour. And what a good movie it is. Like, it's Rachel. She's hot! She's a nice girl! Ohh. She's not hot? Wow! What a challenging, funny film. One unfortunate thing about this good movie is that it's entirely stolen. I paid to go watch Triangle of Sadness x uhhh Oh, Hi! x uhhhh bunch of other movies. This movie existed before it existed. Its twists, turns and turbulence have all been done before and that is a shame. It's done well, though. I believe you will enjoy it. I didn't remember to look for the car.
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Xavier Samuel
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