Critic Robert Roten From Laramie Movie Scope

Robert Roten writes about Philly's Dietriechson and Walter Neff.  He tells us about what we need to know about watching the film Double Indemity.  About the femme fatal and the insurance salesman Walter Neff creating a scheme to murder her husband and get the insurance $ for the scam. Mainly the review is more of a summary of the film and what to expect from the cast and crew.  The film critic or review wasn't that informative other then telling me what i already knew about the film from the book and the movie.  The only diffference i found out was that they didn't use the dialogue from the book.  And he talks about and show's the realationship between Philly's and Walter and how passionate and how strongly they at the start of the film the strong connection they share onscreen.  But in the book they're love story starts out much slower and is not as reconizeable as it's in the film. I believe if Robert Roten was a proper Critic he would have seen more then he did or talked about more then just the summary of the film and possibly hit the other points that were important to the story line.  Like how Philly's not only was a femme fatal who was georgeous younger women but confused about what was important in life and that to be with the ones that you love. She ends up killing innocent children and her husband just to get a buck.  But in the end of the fim is different from the book because Philly's and Walter don't go off into the sunset instead Walter kills her dead in her own house.  After she got the drop on him and spared his life.