This is one of the best movies I have seen this year. GREAT. PERFECT. BEST.

Please do not watch this. This was so dumb. A man kidnaps a woman. He closes in a cell. He asks her all the time What is your name?? What is your real name? Anyway , we come to find out that this woman was a deranged angel of death who took the place of her dead sister and as a nurse she kept killing all the patients who had commited sins. But this could be interesting if we actually watched a movie of her actual action before. Not to see her incarcerated and being asked the same question all the time. The man knows that she was responsible for his wife death. He KNOWS that she is deranged and what does he do?? He allows her to move around his house wielding a knife at him. He feels safe because he has a gun but she actually cuts his with the knife all the time. I mean , in the end he kills her, after she has become a maniac with a gun. WHY DID NOT HE JUST SHOOT HER IN THE FACE AFTER SHE CONFESSED? This is not a story of someone who wanted to learn the truth and just let her go. He wanted all along to kill her. Why didn't he do it? Why did his risk his life and his daughter's life? And of course the poor nanny-cleaning lady who died because he was unable to kill the psycho. This movie was terrible. This is not a plot for even a tv series. NO .NEVER. They just put luke evans in the film so that they could project this movie in theatres

SPOILER: Really, the title says it all. 10x10 is 0x0. I watched it until just after the housekeeper arrives and I switched it off in favour of watching a MARRIED WITH CHILDREN re-run. MWC was far more realistic and far more entertaining. I switched it back on just in time to see the ending, from the part where Lewis is stopped by the cops. Sigh. What a crapfest.

Cathy Nolan (Kelly Reilly) a friendly woman who works at a flower shop, is abducted in an Atlanta parking lot and held captive in a padded room in a suburban home. We are given clues as to why Lewis (Luke Evans) kidnapped a woman who appears to be a stranger before it is explained.Kelly Reilly gives us a gritty performance as the victim who just won't give up. Somewhat cliche but I liked the fight scenes.Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity