Added to Tubi on Saturday, Mar 2, 2024 The Girl on the Train, directed by Tate Taylor, unfolds around Rachel Watson, a lonely, alcoholic divorcée who becomes entwined in a missing person’s investigation. The narrative intricately weaves Rachel’s observations from her daily train rides, where she fantasizes about the lives of a couple she sees regularly. Her life takes a dramatic turn when she finds herself deeply involved in the mystery of Megan Hipwell’s disappearance, leading to a gripping exploration of truth, perception, and self-redemption. As Rachel delves deeper, the story reveals complex relationships, secrets, and a chilling confrontation that challenges her understanding of reality and her own past.
Length: 1h 52m
Genre: Mystery, Thriller
This Title is: Intense, Suspenseful
The Girl on the Train is New on Tubi in Canada!
Trailer
Cast
- Emily Blunt as Rachel Watson
- Rebecca Ferguson as Anna Watson
- Haley Bennett as Megan Hipwell
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: R
Violence, sexual content, language, and nudity.
Trivia
- The movie’s setting was moved from London to Westchester, New York, yet Emily Blunt maintained her British accent, adding depth to her character as an outsider.
- Emily Blunt’s portrayal of Rachel was critically acclaimed, showcasing a compellingly damaged character.
- The film is based on Paula Hawkins’ popular debut novel of the same name.
Our Review
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Despite its mixed reviews, “The Girl on the Train” offers an engaging psychological thriller experience, driven by Emily Blunt’s standout performance. While some critics and audiences found the narrative pacing and character development lacking depth, leading to a less impactful twist, the film’s exploration of memory, obsession, and the darkness hidden beneath suburban veneers captivates. Blunt’s portrayal of Rachel, fighting through her trauma and unraveling the mystery, is a highlight, offering moments of intense drama and emotional complexity. The film may not fully satisfy those seeking a tightly woven thriller, but it presents a fascinating study of its flawed characters, making it a worthwhile watch for fans of the genre.
Critic Scores
The Girl on the Train has received a mixed positive review by the critics
