Obsessed (PG-13, 2009)

Very intense violence at the end (a very graphic catfight), tons of crime/evil, and a lot of bad language.

Obsessed is a failed attempt to be as good as Fatal Attraction. The movie has a sort of die hard feel to it only being that the die hard character is Ali Larter that does crazy stuff such as drugging and rape that is not shown, etc. and they also "kill" the movie at the end and you'll see why.

i say if it is appropriate for your age it is good it could really happen to someone and it is good (scary intence and a good movie).

wow, this movie was horrible! this movie will give you high blood pressure because the people make stupid choices and tward the end of the movie it got more comic then serious. The best part of this movie was the last 10 mins where they tried to make it intense but it was just funny. The only highlight is is that the man being stocked is very true to his wife and wants the best for her, I mean who wouldn't its Beyonce!

Obsessed is one of those underrated movies. It's actually pretty good. I give it a 7.9 out of 10. There's nothing really bad to watch out for in this movie. No offence but commonsense makes some things seem worse than they really are. It's not "too edgy for young Beyonce fans". Sure there are some swearing and a little violence (I've seen way worse than this) and some kissing here and there but it's not bad for kids 9 and up and not really under it. I'd recommend this movie.

It's just about a insane chick who wants some guy who's married. If you've seen fatal attraction this will suck to you. But if not you may enjoy it.

this movie is awesome

What to watch out for * Messages: The film includes plenty of gender stereotyping. For instance, one man says that "single gals consider work their hunting grounds," implying that women are more interested in snagging a husband than succeeding profesionally. There's really no positive take-away to be found. * Role models: Poor role models include libidinous male executives who talk about their female coworkers' bodies and an office gossip who doesn't think twice about revealing personal information about his boss' life ... not to mention Lisa herself, who pursues Derek at all costs. On the plus side, Derek's character defies certain established Hollywood stereotypes by being an African-American executive who's loyal to his family. * Violence: Until the climactic fight scene (which is an all-out tussle with lots of pushing, hair grabbing, punching, and kicking), there's not much violence per se, but there's a lot of stalking and sexual harassment. * Sex: A married couple embraces and discusses "christening" their new house. Lisa flirts with Derek, showing some leg and bantering playfully. As she becomes obsessed, she aggressively throws herself at him, trying to unbuckle his pants and kiss him. On other occasions, she finds him and reveals that she's wearing nothing but lingerie, spikes his drink with a drug and climbs on top of him when he's nearly passed out, and enters his hotel room and gets naked under the covers (only her shoulders are visible) -- viewers see her kissing him, but the camera cuts away before it's clear what happens next. Derek's co-workers make several inappropriate references to Lisa (and his wife) about office "eye candy" and "piece of ass," etc. * Language: Language includes "s--t," "ass," "a--hole," "bi-ch," "oh my God," "godd--n," and the like. * Consumerism: Brands with prominent product placement include Mercedes Benz, Cadillac, Old Navy, and Bugaboo strollers, and Christian Louboutin's red-soled heels. * Drinking, drugs, & smoking: Adults drink, at times heavily, at an office Christmas party and various dinners. Lisa overdoses on prescription pills (appearing unconscious in bed) and also laces Derek's drink with an unknown drug.