Scott Turow's Innocent

It all adds up to one solid nail-biter, with a profusion of clever clues that seems to cast suspicion on everyone.

[The wife is] not to be ignored. The same holds true for these two splendid hours of entertainment.

Writer-director Mike Robe does a nice job of exploring the repercussions of life choices.

If the vagueness may irritate fans of the first book/film, it works well for the second, making this story a bit more open-ended and universal.

Not all the films on "Mystery Movie Night" are equally good, but Innocent is one of the better choices.

This absurd sequel to 1990's presumed Innocent is about as gripping as a week of jury duty.

Beyond the problems of time and memory, there's the way that Innocent feels trashy, overwrought and disposable.