Enjoyed it but...

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I think its' a case of the writer not really knowing how to end the story properly.

The script was weak. I agree. We were supposed to see the parallels with Dante’s Divine Comedy and the circles of Hell, with sinners stuck in ice (mirrors, anyone?), but it was ham-fisted and a decent idea resulting in a wasted opportunity. And, Oh! The Irony! Plastic surgeon Dad euthanized malformed infant daughter. By what medical protocol was euthanasia justified? Hello?! Malpractice?! We needed to see more of life in the “mirror” world, but that was apparently too much intellectual work. PS Doctors sleeping with patients is a BIG ethical and legal no-no.

Having just eviscerated the moronic script, I now praise India Eisley’s performance. I discovered her only yesterday, in Kite, and am binging on her films. I’d no idea of her parents, but I’m not surprised. She created 2 distinct characters in this, if not train wreck, then fender bender, and that’s hard to do. Not JK Simmons-level Counterpart different characters, but MUCH better than what this deserved. Plus, she is magnetic, intelligent and erotic. Bravo.

Ignoring the whole murderous split personality aspect I liked a key message in the film. Which was about ''confidence''. Despite being a wealthy, very pretty and thin girl she was the out cast of her school, bullied constantly and had no ability to get a boyfriend despite wanting one. As she had no confidence or self worth, she was a punching bag for everyone from the schools bullies, to her father to even ''faux'' best friend. After the personality switch she was able to take control of her life.

Should have been something like: She's in a mental hospital, looking in a mirror and she (or Airam) says "so how are we getting out of here?" with a devious smile. - Fade to black

Yep watched it last night, hate it when there's no decent ending so annoying.