The feeling you have walking out from a theater after having seen a movie tends to be a pretty acurate descripion of the movie. Mine was that many of the actresses and actors were stunningly beatiful and most even knew how to act! Higher rated movies leaves me a smile on my face, having enjoyed an entertaining movie with an interesting story. Always and forever is a good old story told many times before; kids do something bad, and when adults someone comes back for revenge. So far so good, but when the police detective shows up with his terrible acting, and the script has annoying flaws like «a few days kickbox traing and you'll be able to defend yourself from a strong person», or «the person who will kill you is in the water, the gun is by my feet - what do I do? I leave the gun and run?!», or «The jury finds you quilty of three murders despite any evidense».

All in all it was a slow beautiful filmed thriller, and extra credit for not being too obvious.

The tormented kid who comes back to take his revenge upon those who have hurted him has been repeatedly told before but this time with holes in it. Why the detective didn't question the husband when Nicole told him a woman he knows threatened her? Why didn't anyone ask the mother anout her relationship with Paige? And how did Paige get sentenced over the first two crimes while there was no evidence against her, while the evidence in the third crime was circumstantial at best? So not woth the watch.