Scott Cordes,
Annie Tedesco,
Caroline Vinciguerra,
Dan Nichols,
David Fritts
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After a well-adjusted husband and father experiences the most devastating crisis of his life, events take a most unexpected and incredible turn in Suspension, Ethan Shaftel and Alec Joler's offbeat sc... read more
Directed by: Alec Joler, Ethan Shaftel
DVD Release Date: May 13, 2008
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Flixster Reviews (90)
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January 31, 2009
Very interesting and unusual little film. Something about it didn't quite sit right, but on the whole I thought it was a good effort and I do intend to sit and watch it again sometime and see if I can follow it a little better. The acting was very good too from a no name cast (... read more
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December 11, 2008
It sounded sort of lame, but it had time/space continuum stuff so we watched it. And it sucked. The plot was nothing and the main guy was just really creepy and the girl was lame and I just wanted them both to die and leave me alone.
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June 8, 2011
I relate to this Movie now more than I did when I saw it, since losing my Husband Tragically in a Motorcycle Accident, now that to Date I have lost Seven key players in my life to Death, I'd like to see this again & maybe my rating will change
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March 7, 2011
Sometimes less is more - the special effects in this movie are simply amazing, given that it was made on a shoe-string budget. Unfortunately the movie suffers from the B-level cast (the supporting cast is especially bad), and the story could use a bit more depth.
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February 20, 2010
Even though I'm not ranking this movie that high, I'm not ranking it that low either. I didn't hate this. And even though it is not original, it had a different take to this. It did go a bit slow for my taste, but some of the acting in this was pretty good.
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September 19, 2009
Slowly unfolds, with amazing clarity, the darker psycho-pathological potential of the ability to stop time. A very well portrayed story about an unsettling theme. Excellent dark and suspenseful sci-fi thriller !
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