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Trauma (2005)
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Reviews Counted:16
Fresh:6
Rotten:10
Average Rating:4.8/10
Theatrical Release:2004
Synopsis: A taut, mysterious thriller, TRAUMA stars Colin Firth (LOVE, ACTUALLY) as Ben, an insect-obsessed man slowly putting together the pieces of his life as he awakes from a coma. He discovers that the... A taut, mysterious thriller, TRAUMA stars Colin Firth (LOVE, ACTUALLY) as Ben, an insect-obsessed man slowly putting together the pieces of his life as he awakes from a coma. He discovers that the car accident which lead to his unconscious state claimed the life of his wife, and the police suspect him of murdering a famous pop star. Ben's sense of disorientation at this news is heightened by plenty of visual trickery deployed by director Marc Evans (MY LITTLE EYE), who litters the hospital where the bulk of the film plays out with lashes of David Lynch-inspired imagery. Mena Suvari (AMERICAN BEAUTY) makes a few brief appearances as Charlotte, whom Ben becomes infatuated with, and the action builds slowly to an unforgettable climax. [More]
Starring: Colin Firth, Mena Suvari
Starring: Colin Firth, Mena Suvari
Director: Marc Evans
Director: Marc Evans
Studio: Warner Bros.
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Reviews for Trauma
Influenced by Japanese horror movies... we are treated to ants running free, TVs which transmit nothing but hiss, spooky psychiatrists and mediums to little or no purpose.
Hampered by narrative incoherence, sluggish pacing and emotionally remote characters.
A sleek psychological thriller outwitted by its own hyper craftsmanship.
Lurks around like it's some kind of innovative, all-original psychological thriller, when in fact it rates a big fat "so what?"
A film this unpleasant should at least be absorbing. This one is a hard film to get into and it really does not reward that effort.
By the time the narrative starts heading somewhere remotely interesting (i.e. a murder or a revelation or just SOMEthing), you may be too groggy to notice...
Trauma is obviously not the scariest film ever made, but it has a fair good crack.
There's an eerie creepiness about this psychological thriller that really gets into your head.
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