I Know Who Killed Me

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This is a great movie. I read all the "critical" reviews, and it is too bad that those critiquing are unable to look past events in the news and give this movie a "fair" review. Lindsay is a phenomenal actress in this flick, which utterly engaged me as a viewer. The plot at times gets heavy-handed; however, it is not a giveaway where the mystery is going. Those who get caught up in the sexual undertones seriously need to get out more. Lindsay has revived her expertise in playing duel characters with commitment to the roles. This movie is a much needed and intriguing thriller. Best thriller/horror since "The Ring." It is a "Must See!"

This movie was just horrible because it was WAY too blue, and on top of that really inappropriate. I only got this movie because I love Lindsey Lohan You see I just love The Parent Trap and all the Disney movies she was in. SO therefore I pick this up and put it in. Well I gave it a 1.5 because it was just too blue! I mean their are other wonderful colors green, red, orange, pink, purple, and so on! I mean when I was watching it I had to go put on every color I had besides blue, because I needed more colors! I even thought about going to Office Depot because I just the urge to paint my house every color I could. And this movie was inappropriate! But yeah this movie "I Know Who Killed Me", which I thought would be full of every color, was just too blue for me. Maybe in the next movie they'll have more colors!

I got through this movie. All I can say is that is nearly impossible to watch this at one time. I couldn't. This is bad. Dialogues (if you can call them that) are stupid, people actions and comments are out of context. Not mentioning the scenes. It looks like someone randomly cut the movie, then throw all the pieces of a film tape into a box, and then draw them back from it and put together in the order of drawing. Linsday plays bad. This is weird, cause I have to admit - she is not exactly one of ma favorites, but she is usually not SO BAD. Also I have no idea why someone like Julia Ormond would play in this crap. I wish i could tell you what this movie is about, but I can't. I don't know. I'm not even sure the actors know (Lohan definatelly doesn't).

This movie helps explains some of Lohan's real life problems. Only people who did not give a rat's ass for Lohan would have let her appear in this atrocious quasi-porno flick. To aggravate matters, it is poorly written and directed by an idiot. Her handlers must have figured that they could make more money out of destroying her image and turning her in a low life porno Wh--. I do not dislike prono -- without it who would support the Internet? -- but no one who cared about Lohan personally would have allowed her to appear in this trash. It must be terrible for Lohan to realize what hideous people were controlling her career.

I thought that this film was absolutely fantastic. It was very impressive to see Lindsey play the part of two different characters. She had done this in the parent trap movie but never before has she pulled off such a great performance. I went to this movie hearing all of the negative comments but left the film thinking the critics had surely missed the point of this great thriller.The use of symbolism in the film such as with the blue rose was nothing short of artistic brilliance.The ending was also superb as we find out that it was the piano teacher. I had a great time watching this movie and I sincerely hope that viewers do not miss out on this one.

This movie was a COMPLETE waste of my time. I have enjoyed Lindsey Lohan's performances since the Parent Trap. This was a LOW even for her. You could see she was coked out half the time when the * scenes were going on. The torture scenes were so unbelievable I get more gross out factors watching NIp/Tuck then from this. I figured out she was a twin and that the piano teacher did it the second the first girl was killed and her finger fell off. DUMB is all I can say. WHen it was over I just sat there in disgust thinking WHY did I not go with my gut instinct and NOT rent this from netflix. UGH Please do not waste your time with this film, there were some great actors in this but because of the script every performance just fell FLAT. Poor actors are now stuck with this on their resume, thank god there were huge promotions for this film due to Lindsay's mess ups, it would have just been embarrassing for them all.

i went and saw it last night. it was a little weird and had its comedy moments and of course cheesy moments but over all it wasn't that bad. Im a Lindsay Lohan fan and it was interesting to see her branch out and do something besides a Disney movie. She does pretty well at a suspense movie. The gore in it was a little much for me. (however i hate gore) The overall twist/plot was pretty good. I've seen MUCH worse. The ending could of been taken a bit further but, nothing you can do about that. This movie will probably get bad ratings from almost everybody but me and i guess its because i've learned to appreciate movies for what they are. So if you have the extra $8 to spend and know how to appreciate movies, go for it.

It's not often that I call a movie terrible, but this was terrible. And, it's too bad, because it could have been better and Lindsay Lohan was really quite good in it. It just seemed like a movie suffering from an identity crisis - trying to be film noir, psychological thriller and gross-out horror flick. It was just way overdone and there were too many holes in the plot. The use of the blue rose petals was so heavy-handed. And, if all that weren't enough, I figured out who the killer was almost from the first moment the character is introduced. Poor Lindsay. All in all, she's not having a very good week. Better luck next time -- if there is one for Lindsay.

Anyone who dares to say this film had a sense of humor obviously doesn't understand the medium of film. The original "Hairspray" had a sense of humor. It was corny, cheesy, and hilarious because it was trying to be. This, however, wasn't trying to be any of those things. Lohan was out of her mind to sign up for this ridiculously bad film. The camera-work filled with t.v. movie of the week close-ups was very amateur. The acting was melodramatic, over the top, and just plain bad. The dialogue was unintentionally laughable. Every cliché in the book has been poured into this stinker. The plot had huge holes in it, and anyone who can't see that obviously either didn't get it or doesn't get the medium of film as an art film. I do realize that some films can be campy by definition, but this hardly qualifies as the next great cult classic.