Michael Douglas,
Sean Bean,
Brittany Murphy,
Skye McCole Bartusiak,
Guy Torry
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This psychological thriller from screenwriter Patrick Smith Kelly reunites him with his A Perfect Murder (1998) star Michael Douglas. Dr. Nathan Conrad (Douglas) is a respected adolescent therapist fa... read more
Directed by: Gary Fleder
Release Date: September 28, 2001
DVD Release Date: February 19, 2002
Stats: 1,622 reviews
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December 27, 2009
Renowned psychiatrist Nathan Conrad visits an 18 year old woman who is mentally disturbed with his colleague Dr Sachs. The next morning he awakes to find his daughter kidnapped and him and his wife under surveillance by a shadowy group of men. He is given until 5pm that day to ge... read more
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December 20, 2008
Excellent thriller about a kidnapped girl and how Michael Douglas a psychiatrist gets information from Brittany Murphy a tramatized patient to solve the case.
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September 12, 2007
A fantastic performance by Brittany Murphy makes this story so great. My favourite performance of hers to date. Original story, covering a heist, a mental institution and a kidnap
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November 29, 2006
One of the best thriller films of the year with Michael Douglas and Brittany Murphy. FANTASTIC!
Critic Reviews
As an odyssey of paternal qualm, Fleder's forgettable thriller has a convincing edge, and Douglas remains unchallenged as Hollywood's most tremulous and disquieting dad-under-pressure. Full Review
A well-crafted thriller that breaks no new ground but is an exciting diversion with plausible twists of logic and an exciting climax. Full Review
A big, noisy mess, with a howler at its center. Full Review
It's a Hollywood movie, not a good movie.
Every bit as predictable, shopworn and unappetizing as its premise suggests.
It all gets back to that suspension of disbelief. Are you willing to make the leap? Full Review
Maybe the less said about Don't Say a Word the better. Full Review
An efficient, workmanlike thriller that hits many of the right buttons and finds surprises in the psychopath- psychotherapist dynamic.
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