Lou Doillon,
Stephen Rea,
Chloë Sevigny,
Dallas Roberts,
JR Bourne
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Family Portraits: A Trilogy of America director Douglas Buck follows that gruesome collection of three short films with this feature-length reimaging of cinema auteur Brian De Palma's 1973 horror film... read more
DVD Release Date: March 11, 2008
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January 10, 2009I liked this up until the last ten minutes or so. Good, creepy suspense film, both actresses are great in their roles. Then it takes a very confusing twist and I'm not at all sure exactly what they were getting at with it, but anyhow... I will have to check out the original ve... read more
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April 18, 2008This remake of Brian De Palma 1973 film started being interesting & just about the same as the original with the exception of few scenes being very bloody but half way of the movie it starts getting slow.The new twist that the film delivers tours the end didn't make any sense,it ... read more
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May 12, 2011Nobody payed attention to this remake of De Palmas original movie with the same title, but I happen to think this was at least as good as the original movie if not better.
I agree with most that the ending although shocking but didn't make much sense, what would completely cha... read more -
March 7, 2009never seen the movie
i might watch the movie with my dad
he likes psychological movies
to a interesting point of view
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May 10, 2008It wasn't a bad movie till it made a stupid twist in the middle. After that it wasn't worth watching.
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March 29, 2008Not a bad straight to cable remake of the classic DePalma film from the 70's. It didnt have the star power of Kidder and Salt or the creepy music of the original but was a decent rehash of a great cult film. Lou Doillon did an amazing job outshining her more recognizable and expe... read more
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March 8, 2008An OK remake of the DePalma classic, but not done as well as when DePalma did it. Still, worth a watch if you've never seen the original...or just want to compare the two.
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