Tell No One - 'Ne le dis à personne'
08-08-08, 09:40 AM
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Tell No One - 'Ne le dis à personne'
I watched this last weekend with mrs bdb, it's a thriller, and it's French!
What more do you need to know
I'd also bet there's another thread for it, but the search here isn't the best.
This for me was one of the better thrillers I have seen in some time, the pacing was perfect, and it does it without the need for sudden shocks when a door opens etc.
I don't want to talk too much about the film, but the characters are interesting, and there are a couple who are fantastic, and also one that looks like a McPoyle!
I would just suggest that people go see it!
What more do you need to know
I'd also bet there's another thread for it, but the search here isn't the best.This for me was one of the better thrillers I have seen in some time, the pacing was perfect, and it does it without the need for sudden shocks when a door opens etc.
I don't want to talk too much about the film, but the characters are interesting, and there are a couple who are fantastic, and also one that looks like a McPoyle!
I would just suggest that people go see it!
08-08-08, 12:20 PM
#2
The explaination for the big twist was an absolute joke! Ruined the whole movie for me. There was no reason it had to happen the way it did. I get that it is a movie but still...
08-11-08, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted by movielib
I liked it a lot.
Also the other French thriller, Roman de Gare, is good.
Also the other French thriller, Roman de Gare, is good.
Originally Posted by Trevor
Just saw this in the theater yesterday. Well done, but pretty much hated the last act.
Anyone think the lead looks a lot like Dustin Hoffman?
Anyone think the lead looks a lot like Dustin Hoffman?
this has been getting great word of mouth. Saturday at Landmark it was a sold out crowd - my friend and I snagged the last two tickets.
08-11-08, 10:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Trevor
Just saw this in the theater yesterday. Well done, but pretty much hated the last act.
08-11-08, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by wendersfan
I still have a headache from my eyes rolling back into my head over and over again.
Spoiler:
08-23-08, 12:02 PM
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Wow, I loved the movie from start to finish. It's the best film I've seen all year (so far). In the beginning, it reminded me of "The Vanishing". It also has the best chase scene I've ever seen. Terrific writing and performances. Thumbs way up here. Question, this film was released in 2006 elsewhere. Why did it take so long for a U.S. release?
08-30-08, 11:13 AM
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I caught this last night (opening night here) and enjoyed it. I'm a bit surprised at the hate for the third act, which did have a few elements I disliked, but not enough to "ruin" the film. I'm not sure how high its replay value will be for me, however, since I didn't find the amount of reveals/twists near the end to be overwhelming at all.
08-30-08, 04:04 PM
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I caught this last night (opening night here) and enjoyed it. I'm a bit surprised at the hate for the third act, which did have a few elements I disliked, but not enough to "ruin" the film. I'm not sure how high its replay value will be for me, however, since I didn't find the amount of reveals/twists near the end to be overwhelming at all.
) For me, that was about $9.00 plus another $3.00 for shipping. And I got it in 5 days.
08-14-11, 11:25 PM
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Re: Tell No One - 'Ne le dis à personne'
Just caught this via Netflix streaming...I've had this in my Queue for like a year and I'm upset I waited this long to watch it. Edge of your seat tension and suspense once it gets rolling. The chase scene was terrific!
