"Transsiberian"
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"Transsiberian"
Didn't see another thread for this yet, but caught an afternoon matinee of "Transsiberian" today and it's the second excellent thriller I've seen in a week (the other being "Tell No One"). I believe Ebert gave this four stars a few weeks ago and he was right on the money. It's quite a slow burner and just gets better as it goes along. I'd give it 9/10. Definitely catch it.
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Didn't see another thread for this yet, but caught an afternoon matinee of "Transsiberian" today and it's the second excellent thriller I've seen in a week (the other being "Tell No One"). I believe Ebert gave this four stars a few weeks ago and he was right on the money. It's quite a slow burner and just gets better as it goes along. I'd give it 9/10. Definitely catch it.
I've been meaning to watch this but haven't had the chance unfortunately.
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I've enjoyed everything I've seen so far from Brad Anderson. I hope to get the chance to see this soon.
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http://www.apple.com/trailers/indepe...transsiberian/
And please go see it. At the very least, take in a matinee.
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Watched this last night. Pretty solid thriller.
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I just saw this last week and liked it quite a bit. I haven't seen any other Brad Anderson movies; I'll have to check Session 9 and The Machinist.
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Both of those are fantastic movies. Session 9 desperately needs a re-release (the SD DVD has a 2.0 English track and a... wait for it... 5.1 FRENCH track. At least, the Canadian disc does). Session 9 also holds the claim to fame as the first feature-length film released in theatres to be filmed on HD video (1080i, if I remember correctly)
Both of those are fantastic movies. Session 9 desperately needs a re-release (the SD DVD has a 2.0 English track and a... wait for it... 5.1 FRENCH track. At least, the Canadian disc does). Session 9 also holds the claim to fame as the first feature-length film released in theatres to be filmed on HD video (1080i, if I remember correctly)
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Watched this last night. Pretty solid thriller.
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Re: "Transsiberian"
Wow, not many people have watched this I guess. Saw it the other night. It was one of the most suspenseful films I've seen in a while. Loved the classic use of music to ramp up the tension, and the violence/gore was perfectly used to serve the suspense.
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Finally got around to seeing this, a fairly well-made thriller and I'm leaning towards blaming Hayden Christensen's brother, who is a producer and apparently a strong-arming one, for the reason as to why Vanishing sucked.
I do wish that more cares was made with thrillers to make the same points/clues that the characters discover coincide with the audience. For instance:
Completely recommended and look forward to how Anderson rebounds.
I do wish that more cares was made with thrillers to make the same points/clues that the characters discover coincide with the audience. For instance:
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Completely recommended and look forward to how Anderson rebounds.