Jay Simpson, Magdalena Manville, Peter Egan
A serious accident lands Simon (Ryan Phillippe) in a hospital bed with no recollection of what put him there. His memory of the past two years is wiped out, even though some epic events have occurred ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 1, 2005
Stats: 226 reviews
I've never liked the idea of test screening movies. The changes they make just end up neutering a movie and making it "safe" for the general masses. But if ever a movie SHOULD have gone through that and gotten feedback to prompt a rewrite and alternate ending, I wish this one h...( read more)
The structure of The I Inside is complex from the start and increases in complexity as the film plays out. That director Roland Suso Richter is able to keep it as coherent as he does is a remarkable testament to his skill. Phillippe is in almost every shot of the film, as by nece...( read more)
Simon (Ryan Philippe) wakes up in a hospital and finds out he has lost two years of his memory. But the surprises had just begun. A woman who seems to know a secret about him introduces herself as his wife. Another tells him that he is in love with her instead. His brother died o...( read more)
It has a low-ish rating due to the fact I was pretty bored throughout. The acting was really bad, aside from Stephen Rea who just totally owns in anything.
Anyway, the idea was interesting and was the reason I watched it, but it seemed to drag on too much. I do have to admit t...( read more)
Just found it confusing and boring.. I gave it 2 outta 5 cause I did like Ryan's acting.
This movie is simply bizarre! It will certainly have you guessing until the very end and keep you as intrigued and confused as the main character. This film certainly isn't for all audiences and will probably only be enjoyed by a select few.
A fine premise goes to waste in the wannabe David Lynch orgy of question marks.
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