The Girl On The Train (Tate Taylor , October 7th 2016) Movie

based on the best-selling novel
" a train commuter investigates a mystery revolving around a couple whose house she passes everyday "

starring Emily Blunt , Rebecca Ferguson, Justin Theroux, Lisa Kudrow, Allison Janney, Laura Prepon, Haley Bennett, Luke Evans,Édgar Ramírez

 

In this trailer and the Magnificent Seven one, Haley Bennett reminds me so much of Jennifer Lawrence.

 

I thought that in the Hardcore Henry trailer too

 

Haha that's what I was thinking.

 

Just got finished a couple of weeks ago listening to this on Audible. The book really grew on me the more I listened. This trailer looks really good, and am excited to see how the movie plays out. Feel like the casting is really good. Already liking the tone and way this looks to be shot based off the trailer.

 

Great cast. Minus a movie like the Huntsman, I'll watch anything that Emily Blunt is in. Really like Ferg, too. Haley Bennett seems to be popping up everywhere this year. She could be this year's Alicia Vikander.

 

Looks very interesting.

 

This looks intriguing. What a terrific cast. Haley Bennett is getting her due this year for sure.

 

When I was in NYC last November, they were shooting at Grand Central Station and I walked through the set but didn't see Emily Blunt

 

Looks steamy. I'll see just about anything with Emily Blunt in it. She's a hell of an actress. Justin Thoroux needs more roles.

 

Finished the book today and really enjoyed it. Hopefully I'll have time to catch the movie next weekend.

 

People who have read the book: yes or no, does the trailer give away too much? I haven't read the book and want to avoid spoilers.

 

Definitely going to try and make it to the theater this weekend to watch this

 

I'd hold off on the trailer, especially since the release is only a week away. I don't feel like it's quite as egregiously spoiler-filled as some other big trailers, but you might as well wait if you've made it this far.

 

This looks so good, and Emily Blunt is such a fantastic actress.

 

I really hope this is good. I enjoyed the book, generally, although don't really agree with what appears to be the decision to move the setting to the United States (and yet, Emily Blunt is still British? Why?). Don't think it will be as phenomenal as the Gone Girl adaptation, however, considering they don't have David Fincher behind the camera, but I'd love to be surprised.

 

well this was a complete disaster

 

that bad, eh?

 

hadn't read the book, but my girlfriend that did said it was a disservice to it. i'm unfamiliar with taylor's work but it seemed like he was going for a fincher-esque tone and he kinda bungled it.

 

Welp, looks like I'm reading the book first for sure then.

 

My ex called the book a step down from airport thriller so I'm not surprised to hear this unfortunately

 

i would put this a step below what i hope the dinner will be, so that's pretty apt, yeah

 

I saw this tonight, and I have to agree that it was less than I was hoping for. The script could definitely have used some work - a lot of the dialogue, even lines that worked just fine in the book, came across flat on screen. And the supporting characters, Allison Janney's role in particular, could have used some beefing up. I also agree that Taylor was right to aim for a Fincher tone for the movie, but I don't think he pulled it off very well.

 

I actually think janney was one of the few bright spots, as per usual