Perfect Stranger

"Perfect Stranger", a mere example of how two successful actors can risk their careers by headlining such a sheer disaster. Fortunately, Berry's performance is well delivered thus her career is probably going nowhere. However, Willis is given few decent lines and a one-dimensional role that is completely disappointing and totally opposite of what we've come to expect from such an incredible actor.

When her best friend is found brutally murdered, it's up to an investigative reporter to uncover the truth by taking a job for a top ad-executive who is at the top of her list of suspects. In the midst of her investigation, however, she learns that there are other individuals around her who have seemingly perfect motives as to why they may be involved in her friend's death.

Though the dialogue is both cheesy and extremely laughable, our actors due moderately well in the material they're left to work with. Though Berry and Willis headline the flick, it's obvious that "Perfect Stranger" belongs to Berry. She's sexy, clever and totally aware. Unfortunately, none of these factors could save the film in the end which simply turns out being nothing other than one of the more pleasant episodes of CSI.

Overall, the film is moderately entertaining with a unexpectedly surprising twist of a finish, yet the story is as unoriginal as they come. Maybe worth a checking out on DVD, but definitely not worth the seven bucks you would have to pay to see it theatrically.