actually prefer this one to david finchers version
Brad William Henke, Justin Chambers, Marty Lindsey
In the late 1960s, a police detective and his son become obsessed with a serial killer in northern California known as the Zodiac Killer, endangering their own family in the process.
DVD Release Date: August 29, 2006
Stats: 679 reviews
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February 10, 2008
Not to be confused with the David Fincher masterpiece, THE Zodiac is utter shit. It apes said genius's work in the most generic and unapologetic of ways--all from the "let's get this guy" cop pep talk down to the cliched "problems at home when the cop becomes obsessed with his wo...( read more)
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December 5, 2007
Too bad.
This movie had a feature that I deeply appreciated, and that lacked in Fincher's Zodiac pretty much throughout the whole movie: a somehow eerie atmosphere, with a proper (music and volume wise) soundtrack, and a mild first person perspective, which was definitely hard t...( read more) -
October 31, 2007
not a bad film. infact it's finally a worthy one after the shit i've been seing recently. justin chambers wasn't bad in it and robin tunney... well she was just sexy! i could be wrong here but i think i've seen rory culkin in mean creek. probs am. anyway, he was alright in it too...( read more)
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May 31, 2007
I haven't seen Fincher's version but this one was kind of great! Nice performances in an old-fashioned thriller Alex-Karev-style! hahaha
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October 11, 2009
Wasn't very impressed. The story had alot of potential. The movie however I found to be very lacking.
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May 1, 2009
Kind of lame. There were some neat moments, but the storytelling was lacking, and the movie itself was a little confusing. There seemed to be no identified main character, and it took forever to learn anyone's names.
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April 3, 2009
Not as good as Zodiac (the one with Jake Gyllenhaal), but still good. A bit slow, but I think The Zodiac's comments at the very end of the movie were a bit chilling.
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