I See You

2019, Mystery & thriller, 1h 36m

43 Reviews 500+ Ratings

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I See You gets tripped up on its own narrative contortions, but a solid cast and an effective blend of scares and suspense make this slow-building mystery worth watching. Read critic reviews

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Movie Info

Strange occurrences plague a small-town detective and his family as he investigates the disappearance of a boy.
  • Rating:
    R (Violence and Language)
  • Genre:
    Mystery & thriller
  • Original Language:
    English
  • Director:
    Adam Randall
  • Producer:
    Matt Waldeck
  • Writer:
    Devon Graye
  • Release Date (Theaters):
     limited
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  • Distributor:
    Saban Films

Cast & Crew

Helen Hunt
Jackie Harper
Jon Tenney
Greg Harper
Judah Lewis
Connor Harper
Owen Teague
Alec
Libe Barer
Mindy
Gregory Alan Williams
Spitzky
Allison Gabriel King
Officer Grace Caleb
Jennifer Grace
Lydia
Adam Kern
Window Repairman
Adam Randall
Director
Devon Graye
Writer
Matt Waldeck
Producer
James Atherton
Executive Producer
Jordan Bayer
Executive Producer
Eric Fischer
Executive Producer
Mark Andrew Hamer
Executive Producer
Philipp Blaubach
Cinematographer
Jeff Castelluccio
Film Editor
Carmen Navis
Production Designer
Geza Kassai
Art Director
Grace Smith
Set Decoration
Nancy Collini
Costume Designer
Nancy Nayor
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  • Sep 08, 2020
    As thrillers go, I See You manages to take an old formula and still become something surprisingly satisfying. The first half hour of the film is generic build-up material; a family fractured through dishonesty which conveniently allows us to distrust the whole belt and braces of their idilic lifestyle. However, the film takes an interesting twist and what we thought we knew, soon becomes an indictment of our pre-conceived judgements and the film works very well on our assumptions. Alternative timelines are introduced from the individual characters involved and before you know it, you're already questioning yourself. For any thriller of this nature to work, it has to have an Ace up its sleeve and director Adam Randall impressively knows how to play his cards here. What looks like a game of dominoes in the beginning, soon becomes an impressively calculated chess move.
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