Nice thriller in the beginning, which as a subplot seems to find it necessary to move in a feminist direction as the story progresses.
This not only applies to the subplot with her ex who constantly hangs around her and seems to have to constantly remind her that he made her career, but also the maniac who, according to her, at one point seems to be a model for men in general and their male problem behavior because they feel threatened by independent women.
Here you can actually see how the feminist influence on films slowly started to become commonplace.
Furthermore, the whole plot is of course quite unbelievable, many witnesses who could have remembered the license plate after the first time, but otherwise the film is entertaining to see and you should not take it seriously.
This not only applies to the subplot with her ex who constantly hangs around her and seems to have to constantly remind her that he made her career, but also the maniac who, according to her, at one point seems to be a model for men in general and their male problem behavior because they feel threatened by independent women.
Here you can actually see how the feminist influence on films slowly started to become commonplace.
Furthermore, the whole plot is of course quite unbelievable, many witnesses who could have remembered the license plate after the first time, but otherwise the film is entertaining to see and you should not take it seriously.