Patrick Wilson, Ellen Page, Sandra Oh
Geoff is a 30ish, successful, high-fashion photographer who meets 14-year-old Haley on the Internet. They arrange a date at a coffee shop and then head back to his house. What follows is a spine-chill...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 19, 2006
Stats: 10,931 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (10,931)
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November 16, 2009
A taut psychological thriller between just two characters and mostly one scene that's not what you expect...
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September 14, 2009
An uncomfortable film to watch at times but it keeps you guessing right until the end.
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June 5, 2009
Hayley Stark is a bright 14 year old. She meets Jeff, a 32 year old photographer online. They agree to meet up at a coffee shop. One thing leads to another, and they go back to his place. There, things get a little twisted, when Hayley decides to confront him about being a pedoph...( read more)
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May 3, 2009
"Strangers shouldn't talk to little girls."
A mature 14-year old girl meets a charming 32-year old photographer on the Internet. Suspecting that he is a pedophile, she goes to his home in an attempt to expose him.
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November 18, 2009
I got about an hour into this before the DVD crapped out on me. Based on that much though, this movie is too sick for my taste. And I think Ellen Page may be the Antichrist.
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November 18, 2009
There is a scene in this that is literally the most terrifying thing to ANY guy. The movie itself was really good though. Ellen Page was great as a not-so-innocent seductress and Patrick Wilson is probably the only guy that can make a child molester seem sympathetic.
Critic Reviews
Hard Candy is an exploitation film, with very little happening but a guy getting tortured for about 75 minutes of screen time. full review
Hard Candy not only trips along a tightrope line between exploitation and art; in some ways, that line is its subject. full review
Seen as a film, seen as acting and direction, seen as just exactly how it unfolds on the screen, Hard Candy is impressive and effective. full review
Hard Candy is a psychological thriller as chilling as a cold, serrated blade to the jugular. full review
Hard Candy, a highly original psychological thriller/revenge fantasy, can be bitterly hard to take and uncomfortably intense, but it's well worth consuming. full review
What we have here is simply a spectacularly unpleasant horror show, or an attempt to out-outrage the trio of poison playwrights I've mentioned. And yet Nelson's imagination thunders away with such dem... full review
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May 5, 2009Really great thriller!!
Love Ellen Page, always have, always will, she's just so good, every time.. Hope she'll never let me down..
Just watch this movie, and you'll either hate it, or don't understand any single thing, or you're gonna love it!!!
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May 4, 2009A little strange movie, but not bad at all. The story is good but some things were a little far-fetched. Like the castration. Still it was enjoyable. Ellen Page is by the way a fantastic actress.
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May 4, 2008May I just say that Ellen Page is brilliant, in every way she ROCKS! This movie was yet another amazing movie to add to the chicks that are badass... Ellen just keep on rockin!!
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April 25, 2008What a wicked little movie, and beautifully shot.
"I fucking hate Goldfrapp"... For the record, I don't! -
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June 29, 2007Wow, what a crazy suspensfull movie. My friends wanted to turn it off at times but I had to see what would happen. Crazy!
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November 11, 2006Holy Jeebus this movie is perfect!
I mean, at first you think that he's one of those guys who's going to take her home and make pedophile pictures and whatever but she totally changes their positions around in an unsospecting way
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October 14, 2006OMG BRILLIANT!!! This movie was perfectly put together whereas not once during the entire movie could I figure out who was telling the truth or who was lying. Was 'she'
the one in the wrong, stalking and preying upon him for being 'jealous' that she wasn't up on his wall of portraits like her friend was? Or was she ashamed of herself because she wasn't up on his wall of portraits? Who knows. She acts as though he's guilty of something he didn't commit and she's well aware of this but she just wan'ts to make him pay for not taking her pictures etc. But then the ending would totally throw all of this out the window. If he was innocent of what she is proclaiming he has done then why would he agree to what she has said to do? OMG twists and turns every moment of every frame in this movie .. absolutely genius I loved it!
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