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Gregory HoblitScenario:
Allison BurnettCamera:
Anastas N. MichosMuziek:
Christopher YoungActeurs:
Diane Lane, Billy Burke, Colin Hanks, Joseph Cross, Mary Beth Hurt, Tyrone Giordano, Perla Haney-Jardine, Christopher Cousins, Jesse Tyler Ferguson (meer)Samenvattingen(1)
Binnen de FBI bestaat een divisie die zich uitsluitend bezighoudt met het onderzoeken en opsporen van online criminelen. Agent Jennifer Marsh (Diane Lane) en haar collega (Colin Hanks) denken er alles al een keer gezien te hebben. Tot vandaag. Een technisch briljant maar ernstig gestoorde man zendt beelden van zijn slachtoffers live uit op de website www.killwithme.com. Hoe meer bezoekers de site krijgt, des te eerder het slachtoffer overlijdt. Jennifer moet er voor zorgen dat deze bloeddorstige gek wordt gestopt voordat er nog meer slachtoffers vallen. Dan maakt deze moordenaar het snel persoonlijk... (RCV Film Distribution)
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As generic and mediocre as it gets. This film has an interesting and promising premise, but the routine direction fails to extract anything worth remembering from it. The atmosphere is weak, the actors are dull and the overall picture is not half as gloomy and unpleasant as, say, the imaginative Saw. Another one of those many thrillers that will vanish from your head before the DVD has cooled down.
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Untraceable is the maximum that the skilled genre craftsman Gregory Hoblit could get out of such a dime-a-dozen, unoriginal screenplay. Untraceable is a conventional, mainstream crime thriller, upgraded with the cruelty of the low-budget, fan-based morbid fun of the Saw series. Diane Lane is cool and the suspense works, especially in the climax. If you watch this movie with zero expectations, it will give you no reason to be disappointed.
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Although it is a standard and narratively simple genre film, where the murders are mostly copied from the famous Saw franchise, I quite liked the idea of filming the entire thing with one camera and presenting it on the internet with a very interesting-looking website. After a long time, there’s something at least somewhat original within the genre. Of course, narratively it is a typical linear chase of a killer, but paradoxically, the biggest surprise is how clearly the story is laid out. There’s no wild twist, no switching to the other side of the barricade, or the horrifying realization that it is actually one way or another. Some people will appreciate it, others won't.
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