My acquisition of this promising film is at 90%, unfortunately it has slowed a bit the last few days, but hopefully it will finish tonight, and I shall deliver my verdict.

I shant be participating after Tell No One.

you will be missed :*(

I have now watched 'Tell No One', so shall now share my opinions.

Mild spoilers follow, so do not read just yet if you have not already watched it:

An innocent everyday Joe finds himself embroiled in a massive conspiracy, of the sort that everyone around him knows something about except him, and this conspiracy has been in operation for over eight years now, and though largely dormant, shifts into gear again when some new evidence appears that threatens the conspiracy. After many confusing encounters, the protagonist gradually pieces together not only what is going on now, but what really happened eight years ago. Eventually the trail leads him full circle back to the person you would least suspect, who then fills in all the details via monologue and flashback. And it turns out that it is a very elaborate conspiracy indeed. Usually with films like this where the conspirators have laid down such a complex plan to conceal the truth, when you finally get to that truth it had better be pretty good; something like reality is an invention of the Freemasons, or John Wilkes Booth is a centenarian who shot Kennedy and John Lennon too. But when we finally get to the truth, it is somewhat unspectacular, plausible, but not quite the pay off one would hope for after such a build up. Also even though the plot elements as far as I remember all seem to fit by the end, given the circumstances that gave birth to the conspiracy, one could easily think of a less elaborate way to pursue their goals with a higher probability of success. The film ends happily for our protagonist, albeit you wonder if this happiness will be impeded by the rather serious psychological scarring that he must have accumulated over the last eight years. Counselling might not be a bad idea.

I give it three stars.

I found this film fairly enjoyable. A little too long, but not boring. The middle section of the film became a bit convoluted.
I was more impressed with some of the cinematography. Excellent use of steadycam and hand held stylings.
Not sure why all the music in the film was mixed so low, seemed a bit odd to me.
I agree with Tigger's comments that the ending was a bit of a let down. I did enjoy the "twist" moment. Found that quite good. I was puzzled and a little suspicious in the scene where the audio from the wiretap dropped out for a few seconds and the eventual twist reassured me that my instincts were correct.
All in all I was impressed, U2 on the soundtrack was a terrible mistake. Jeff Buckley earlier in the film was a better choice.
I give it 3 stars as well.