Predictable

I didn't catch on. I thought it was going to end up with the 'sister' breaking into the house trying to kill the wife, and the hubby killing the 'sister' to protect the wife. Like most of these movies seem to end.

At the end when she gave him the gun, I thought that she wouldn't have given him the loaded gun, and also I figured it was the wife pretending to be the 'sister'. But didn't realize until the very end that there was no sister. At least the hubby wasn't going to kill the wife, he was going to kill the supposed 'sister'. But he was a weasel though.

Why didn't she just stay until he made partner and then take him for all he was worth and humiliate him in a painful divorce? That is what she should have done.

It was kind of fun. I liked seeing 'Penny' from Lost again.

As soon as he saw the twin for the first time, I knew what the main twist was, but I still had a few theories as to the wife's motives.

I knew right away that the twin was Kate, herself, but because she had mental issues and had gone off her meds, I thought she was schizophrenic, and this was one of her other personalities. I would like to know how she changed her hair from dark to blond so quickly every time. I thought she was wearing a wig, but at the end it shows her presumably washing the color out of her hair.

The ending didn't surprise me either. I figured that there was not a twin and his wife was just doing that to set him up early on. But I kept watching because I'm a sucker for Lifetime movies lol.

if you're bitter still, ask Him to help you carry on ~ Blue October

Didn't necessarily know how it was going to end but I knew she was her twin because they never showed them together from the get go

What gave it away for me was when "Linda" accidently met the husband's sister and brother in law at the restaurant. How would she have known who they were?