I've Seen It

Great to see Scorsese try out other types of films and he manages to crank up the suspense with every shot and sound. Di Caprio does what he does best, run around looking confused.  I do like him but feel on this occasion he misses the target in getting the audience to identify with him.  It basically makes it difficult for the viewer to really care what happens to him at the end.

Good performances but the suspension of disbelief on this occasion I feel was a little too much to pull off on this occasion.

Certainly worth a watch