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Nicole Kidman and Colin Firth‘s thriller movie is now officially free to watch. Fans can now watch the overlooked 2014 movie without paying anything, but there’s a catch.
Before I Go to Sleep has quietly landed on YouTube‘s free, ad-supported lineup. Written and directed by Rowan Joffé, the film is based on S.J. Watson’s 2011 novel of the same name.
The mystery thriller was released theatrically in 2014 and grossed around $17.7 million worldwide. The film underperformed at the box office against its reported $22 million production budget.
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Despite the performances from its cast, the film received mixed-to-negative reviews. It currently holds a 37% Tomatometer score on Rotten Tomatoes, while its Popcornmeter score is slightly higher at 40%.
What is Before I Go to Sleep with Nicole Kidman about?
The film follows Christine Lucas (Kidman), a woman who wakes up every morning without any memory of her past. She suffers from severe anterograde amnesia after a traumatic attack years earlier. Her husband, Ben (Firth), is there when she wakes up and explains who he is and what happened to her.
Christine’s situation changes when she receives a secret call from Dr. Nasch (Mark Strong), a neuropsychologist who has been treating her without Ben’s knowledge. He directs her to a hidden camera, where Christine has been recording video messages for herself.
These recordings help her piece together what happened in her past. As Christine watches the videos and begins remembering small details, she realizes that her past may not be what Ben told her.
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The more she discovers, the more she starts questioning the people around her and the truth behind the attack.
The cast also includes Anne-Marie Duff, Adam Levy, Ben Crompton, and Dean-Charles Chapman. Before I Go to Sleep is now available to stream on Shout! Studio YouTube channel.
Originally reported on ComingSoon.net.
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