“Obsessed,” a pedestrian melodrama about a female stalker, comes at you with red-flag warnings. You watch the perfect couple and their perfect child move into their dream home, and the first ...

If "Obsessed" sounds like a movie made by Lifetime, there's a very good reason for that. Just a few years ago Lifetime did make a movie called "Obsessed" with a very similar storyline.

LOS ANGELES — Beyonce Knowles and Idris Elba’s “Obsessed” debuted as the top weekend movie, with $28.5 million in ticket sales. The movie stars Knowles and Elba as a couple whose ideal ...

9 Most Obsessed Female Movie Characters. ... With her turn in Obsessed as a woman who will stop at nothing to get her man, ... Published Apr. 25 2009 2:19AM EDT .

That’s because in the new movie “Obsessed” (opening Friday), Larter’s character comes up with a plan to take away Sharon’s husband, Derek Charles (played by Idris Elba).

I have not been disappointed! Obsessed has found some surprising presentations of OCD — say, Helen, the woman who “routinely” puts on the clothes her father was wearing when he died in a car ...

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The latest No. 1 movie (a huge $28 million opening weekend) to stink like rancid cheese is Obsessed, a ripoff of Fatal Attraction that will disappear next week in the flames of Wolverine. So why ...

Audiences were in the mood for some fatal attraction action at the box office. Beyonce Knowles and Idris Elba’s “Obsessed” debuted as the top weekend movie with $28.5 million in ticket sales.

Meet the talented cast and crew behind 'Obsessed (2009)' on Moviefone. Explore detailed bios, filmographies, and the creative team's insights. Dive into the heart of this movie through its stars ...

In this episode of The Film Feed, the guys break from form and provide for your listening pleasure a discussion on the process of judging and analyzing movies.However, before they get too self ...

The thriller "Obsessed," with Beyoncé Knowles, attempts to update "Fatal Attraction" with racial-sexual hot buttons but fails laughably.