The male protagonist goes (including swimming) to the truck parked somewhere in the woods because they run out of matches (sabotage), to keep the fire burning, he lits cigarette from cigarette on his way back to the edge of the pond and swims across it (few hundred yards by the look of it) to the island where they're spending their honeymoon. He emerges there with a lit cigarette in his mouth, it's worth mentioning he accomplished the task holding a shotgun, pair of heavy boots and a light bag, fully clothed. I'd love to see him swimming, scene not shown :(.
When he is away smoking cigarette after cigarette, the heroine, whom he chained (long chain), chops the chain with an axe (which is not an easy task, and judging by the gauge of the chain most likely impossible at all), interestingly she chops it off not close to her foot, where it's attached, but at the farther end so now she has to swim on the floating air mattress to the shore to retrieve a heavy metal animal animal trap her abusive (we all figured out by now the relationship deteriorated to point of no return ) husband set up in the wood, to, guess what, trap him.
It's worth mentioning she cannot swim and is rather terrified by water.
But hey, when life is at stake, you can learn in a jiffy, which she demonstrate in the ending scenes.
Anyway, later we learn that a key to the padlock wrapped around her ankle is in a flimsy security box that she could have open with one blow of an axe, but I guess under stress she cannot think strait, neither the film producers.
Drama plot not even worth mentioning, cliche, repeated over and over gazillion times through film history, boring to tears this time, so only entertainment value is in watching these improbable titbits that insult viewer intelligence.
Enjoy!
When he is away smoking cigarette after cigarette, the heroine, whom he chained (long chain), chops the chain with an axe (which is not an easy task, and judging by the gauge of the chain most likely impossible at all), interestingly she chops it off not close to her foot, where it's attached, but at the farther end so now she has to swim on the floating air mattress to the shore to retrieve a heavy metal animal animal trap her abusive (we all figured out by now the relationship deteriorated to point of no return ) husband set up in the wood, to, guess what, trap him.
It's worth mentioning she cannot swim and is rather terrified by water.
But hey, when life is at stake, you can learn in a jiffy, which she demonstrate in the ending scenes.
Anyway, later we learn that a key to the padlock wrapped around her ankle is in a flimsy security box that she could have open with one blow of an axe, but I guess under stress she cannot think strait, neither the film producers.
Drama plot not even worth mentioning, cliche, repeated over and over gazillion times through film history, boring to tears this time, so only entertainment value is in watching these improbable titbits that insult viewer intelligence.
Enjoy!
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