Jennifer Eight

A morally upright but haunted San Francisco detective, John Reilly, investigates a series of murders targeting blind women. The investigation leads him to discover a pattern connected to a mysterious woman named Sara. As Reilly delves deeper, he finds himself entangled in a dangerous conspiracy that threatens not only his career but his life.

Jennifer Eight was met with a generally negative reception from critics, who found its plot convoluted and its atmosphere overly dark and grim. While the performances of Andy Garcia and Uma Thurman received some praise, the film's pacing and excessive violence were frequently cited as drawbacks. Audiences also largely overlooked the film, contributing to its status as a box office disappointment.

• A stylish but ultimately frustrating thriller with a convoluted plot.

• Andy Garcia delivers a compelling performance, but it's not enough to save the film.

• The film's dark tone and gratuitous violence overshadow any potential strengths.

Google audience: Google users found the film to be a decent, albeit flawed, thriller. Many appreciated the performances and the dark, moody atmosphere, but a significant portion criticized the plot for being confusing and the ending for being unsatisfying. Some viewers also felt the movie was too slow-paced.

Director Bruce Robinson, known for the cult classic 'Withnail & I', reportedly clashed with the studio over creative control of 'Jennifer Eight', leading to significant reshoots and a final product that differed from his original vision.