{Non-Spoiler Review} Trying to understand Enemy (2013) is a process that brings forth with it just enough challenge when the curtain draws. The movie does not point out its twist to the viewer, it instead gives them just enough clues to make a conclusion after dwelling on the scenes that unfolded in front of their eyes. It is this that makes Enemy a slowly creeping phycological movie that does not overbear its viewer with any jump scares. Instead, it opts to draw and keep their minds next to a mild-mannered professor who stumbled into a haunting situation. Join Adam as he starts to leave his repetitive life for a little excitement in finding out just exactly who that movie extra is in the film he just rented. And why does he look exactly like him. Jake Gyllenhaal proves himself once more as one of the 2000’s best actors with a dual role where even when his characters look and sound the same, they act entirely different. The difference in posture, confidence and slight...