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Andrew A Rolfes, Carmen Mormino, Connie Nielsen, Dylan Smith, Erin Daniels
Sy Parrish is a lonely photo technician at the local SavMart one-hour photo counter who develops an unsettling obsession with long time customers, the Yorkin family, with whom he invents a familial co...( read more
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Id: 6743055
Mark Romanek?s debut is unsurprisingly beautiful to look at but unfortunately, it?s style over content in this woefully average film.
Some guy in prozac gets obsessed with the photos of two fashion models.
SUPER creepy movie. I remember being freaked out for awhile after seeing this. It was kinda slow though.
Disturbing.Fairly well done, good actors and all, but it misses the point. The whole servant/master intimacy thing is interesting but it is quite a mundane anecdote. It is hardly more insightful than a junior high essay.
Adisturbing psychological thriller about a lonely Savmart Photo Technician that becomes obsessed with a family whose photos he's developed for years. So, imagine his shock and dismay when he discovers the husband and father of the household is cheating on his wife. That's when th...( read more)
An ultimately unique take on the psychopath genre. It's subtle and quiet in all the right ways. As soon as your drawn into liking the main character you're instantly barraged with doubt about his intentions. Robin Williams was perfect for this role. Such an unusual step in his ca...( read more)
Totally unexpected! Fresh story and Robin's performance was great!
I found this film boring and confusing. The ending was abrupt, it should've been explained more. Though, great acting by Williams. Also, there was no point of full-frontal nudity and that sexual content, really. Not against them, but this film (its type) didn't need those stuff.
This was pretty ba. sick on Williams' part and downright maniacle at times. recommended
