Unfaithful

Works precisely because it is so upsetting, unusually so for a studio film, and so empathetic for Connie at the hands of her attractive manipulator. [Blu-ray]

Unfaithful is not so much about the conventions of a typical bored housewife falls for exotic foreigner with disastrous results story, but in fact plumbs the depths of what really constitutes intimacy, and how complacency, rather than the melodramatic ups

[Diane Lane] is more than enough reason to see "Unfaithful."

Much subtler than Lyne's previous forays into the world of infidelity, and the film is the better for it.