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Does The Woman in the Window deliver 
graphic scares or just suspense?

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"I'm agoraphobic. I can't go outside."

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"I've been slipping...getting into 
a really dark frame of mind."
 

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Actually, quite a bit of both.

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In this tense psychological thriller, 
Amy Adams plays a troubled therapist

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who believes she's witnessed a 
murder in her neighbor's home.

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"My neighbor, Jane- she's been stabbed!"

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While mood and mystery drive the story, 
there are also moments of stark violence.

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That means stabbings, near 
drownings, and a fatal car crash, 

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plus deadly falls, punching, and some blood.

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As for other iffy stuff, Adams' character 
mixes alcohol with prescription pills,  

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causing her to pass out each night and 
have hallucinations and memory issues.

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"I'm not crazy."

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The dialogue can get salty, too, with 
frequent F-bombs, the S-word, and more.

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"Stop watching our house."

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Common Sense says The Woman in the 
Window is OK for teens 16 and up.

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