Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Brilliant and touching

Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

The acting is good, and the firecracker script has some excellent ideas.

..until I'm not saying the plot. After that it's much too much to be credible but it is still fun for the joke and intriguing how they will end it. I was not feeling sleepy the whole time, which is good this week.

This film tells the story of a psychologist who has to take care of her son who has paraplegia after a car accident. One day, a child patient comes to her remote home unannounced, and sinister things start to happen.The story of "Shut In" sounds good on paper, but the problem is that there is very little sinister things going on. A door shutting by itself isn't that scary or thrilling. Her supposedly strange encounters are too sparse and trivial to make viewers care or be engaged in it. The secret is revealed two thirds into the film, and the twist is a little too weird for me. It is a good film for a Naomi Watts fan, but otherwise it is not particularly thrilling.

Naomi Watts stars in this thriller as a psychologist who lost her husband in an accident and is tasked with caring for her wheelchair bound stepson. A young deaf boy is a new patient (Jacob Tremblay) and then strange things start happening. The boy appears in the middle of night and noises surround the house on every level. What follows and the revelations that finally come satisfy the viewer's thirst for several good scares.

What a clunker!!! Remember the first 5 minutes of Dumb and Dumber 2, where Jim Carrey faked being comatose for 20 years as a practical joke, then jumped up and said "Gotcha!"??? These clowns tried to make a suspenseful horror flick out of the same premise, and it just didn't work. Pass this one by, folks - just pass it by.