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I really enjoyed the movie. It was really intense and it kept me guessing all the time but I feel like the ending just takes a lot away. I would have prefered if he wasn't crazy and there was an actual conspiracy at that hospital. Still, it's worth watching.

I was expecting (and hoping for) the twists this movie offers, especially the last one. But it didn't diminish my enjoyment of this solid thriller. If you like stories that question the reality, this one is for you. Not amazingly original, but certainly much better than Unsane, which I saw yesterday and, amazingly, which didn't offer any twists at all.

I HATE movies like this... for 90minutes this film tells the story of a man with his wife & daughter, who had a small accident and then they went to the hospital, where strange things are afoot... AND THEN, for the last 3minutes of the movie, the movie flips and makes a complete 180, because EVERYTHING that you've been watching has been a dream, or a hallucination, or just plain didn't happen, simply because the director of the movie decided to make it that way... I honestly HATE movies like this. It allows the viewer to be promised a resolution or an end to the story that they've been following for 90minutes, and then in the end, they get NOTHING! SIKE! JUUUUUUUUUST JOKING!!! You thought that you'd get a finished story? NOPE! THE GUY WAS ACTUALLY DREAMING ALL ALONG! MADE YOU LOOK, HAHA! TOO BAD FOR YOU! BUT FORTUNATELY WE ALREADY GOT YOUR MONEY THOUGH! SUCKS TO BE YOU! I rarely wish I DIDN'T watch a movie, but I can honestly say that I wish I hadn't watched this movie...

This is probably one of the few movies on Netflix I enjoyed this year. Didn't expect it to be that good to be honest! Acting from the main character was brilliant.. he did an amazing Job! I don't get how this movie can get worse rating than an 8. The director did an incredible job, the vibe was giving me chills the whole time and the writing was on point. I really can't say anything negative. This movie also has an important message. I'm sure you get it when you watched it! Don't listen to the negative amateur ratings!

Not bad at all. Was pretty entertaining. Although the ending was fairly predictable the film did keep my attention. Check it out. Definitely worth a watch

After Fractured, I feel like I'm done with the idea of incorporating PTSD as the probable explanation for every other twist in thrillers. Sam Worthington's performance deserved a better screenplay, and of course, a better climax. Brad Anderson, whose filmography is a mixed bag, crafts this psychological thriller by probing into America's healthcare system (which was brimming with possibilities) in a derivative family-member-suffers-from-an-accident scenario. To writer Alan B. McElroy's credit, he did set things up neatly in the first 45 minutes. The where-why-how questions do intrigue. The conversational exchanges between husband and wife did seem ludicrous at times, but to the film's benefit, the universe around them (especially at the hospital) seemed to reflect that too. Also, plausibility kept going for a toss with each twist. What truly disappointed me was the fact that they reserved the most underwhelming twist for the climax.