Christina Ricci, Ioan Gruffudd, Kerry Fox
An American backpacker traveling through an English village accepts help from a family after becoming involved in a car accident. Things turn spooky though when the girl begins to hallucinate and beli...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 30, 2007
Stats: 295 reviews
Pretty cool. I especially liked the concept here, since it's something I've not yet seen from a theological thriller. Not particularly scary, but intriguing for sure. Check this one out if you've got some time to kill.
The story wasn't bad... but it wasn't enough to keep the movie interesting... Boring... yep :)
Excellent! If they couldn't portray a curse from the beginning of time this was it - crucifixion
Basically a lower quality, pseudo-religious Mothman Prophecy. Not especially good, not especially bad.
An original idea that was well acted and scripted but tended to lag at times.
For a character who was given a second chance and who was supposed to be repentant for what she had done, she sure throws around the name of Jesus an awful lot. It doesn't reflect a reverence that should come with - 'a second chance.' And while I do like Christina in other movi...( read more)
In a way it's thrilling and interesting, but unfortunately the story becomes odd. And too many questions remain.
its good film i like the work of actors its not a wonderfull film but have his interesting moments
For a character who was given a second chance and who was supposed to be repentant for what she had done, she sure throws around the name of Jesus an awful lot. It doesn't reflect a reverence that should come with - 'a second chance.' And while I do like Christina in other movies this was not her best. If you're telling people to run because there's a bomb, one would think you could yell it in a much stronger, more serious voice. Her "Run!" was pitiful and laughable.* This wasn't Mr. Gruffudd's best either.
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