Didn't like at all. Very slow and I didn't get the point.

Slow, boring, weird story. Marcia Gay Harden seductively hiding in the dark--self-will run riot. From the moment she collected her things and looked in the mirror of the detached sideview mirror, it was obvious she was mentally displaced. Even as she grew somewhat normal as the (what plot?) progressed, she never redeemed herself. Story was disjointed and bizarre. Why did the police never investigate Lane??

I don't get it. Maybe I couldn't read between the lines good enough. Was there gay undertones here. I kept waiting for something, but didn't know what.

the movie never picked up any pace. It was a sad story.

They would have done better to just shoot location footage and leave the characters in
duhh-ville.

Overall, this was a gloomy, depressing movie. While I didn't want to see Elaine (Marcia Gay Harden) die, her self-absorption was nauseating. She doesn't go see her alleged "best friend" after she's practically ruined her life, then she makes it a point to become the lover of her best friend's lover. Disgusting. It was all about her, her alleged "grief", getting what she wanted to make herself feel better, Christina be damned. Angela did a beautiful job of being supportive of Christina and helping her to recover. (as a retired nurse, I couldn't but wonder where on earth the bed rails were on the hospital beds - patient safety? - law suit waiting to happen)
Collin, well he's a pig.Oh, and of course, there is always the nudity and sex is always present these days in movies. It detracts so from most movies. Honestly, I have yet to see a sex scene that added anything of any value to a movie.