You will be kept waiting for the twist that never comes in Ringan Ledwidge's derivative psycho-thriller, whose by-the-numbers plotting is as inevitable as roadkill.
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03/08/07
Gone (2006)
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Reviews Counted:11
Fresh:6
Rotten:5
Average Rating:5.8/10
Reviews for Gone
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In the end, the script lets the film down with its obvious twists, its naggingly illogical narrative and a general pointlessness.
03/08/07
Gone but not forgotten.
03/08/07
Solid direction and well shot visuals cannot overcome the inherent problems from the mixed performances, thin script, off-putting characterizations, and languished pacing
04/24/07
You may be able to work out where it’s going, but it’s an enjoyable ride nonetheless.
03/08/07
First-time director Ringan Ledwidge conjures up an effectively creepy mood to accompany three young backpackers on an ill-fated road trip across the Aussie desert.
03/13/07
Top CriticIf only it had taken the characters' lead and strayed further from the beaten track...
03/08/07
A potentially menacing first half is let down by a few cliches in the home stretch.
03/08/07
...suffers from an egregiously laid-back pace that ultimately negates its few positive attributes...
07/21/07
A final reel of arterial spray splatter empties itself in record time and when Gone finally gets going, it’s gone too soon.
03/08/07
Debut feature for tv commercials director Ringan Ledwidge shows he has an innate sense of cinema, and handles the genre well and the outback looks gritty but great
07/14/07
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