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It's less a visual tour-de-force than force-fed pretentious shots meant to convey artistry. Mar 1, 2007
It's less a visual tour-de-force than force-fed pretentious shots meant to convey artistry.
Bruce Newman
It was kinda fun...watching poor George's deteriorating predicament. I kept thinking of Monty Python's Black Knight. Apr 30, 2008 | Rating: 5/10 | Full Review…
It was kinda fun...watching poor George's deteriorating predicament. I kept thinking of Monty Python's Black Knight.
John J. Puccio
...an unpleasant and flat-out unwatchable piece of work... Apr 9, 2007 | Rating: 0/4 | Full Review…
...an unpleasant and flat-out unwatchable piece of work...
David Nusair
Whether you'll stick with the movie through to its disappointing end will depend entirely on your stomach for blood, dismemberment, and, ultimately, copouts of epic proportion. Mar 21, 2007 | Rating: 2.5/5
Whether you'll stick with the movie through to its disappointing end will depend entirely on your stomach for blood, dismemberment, and, ultimately, copouts of epic proportion.
Christopher Null
Still, even with Krantz's misplaced political advocacy, Sublime comes across as an impressive feature. Mar 13, 2007 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Still, even with Krantz's misplaced political advocacy, Sublime comes across as an impressive feature.
Kevin Carr
Relatively-sophisticated for a sci-fi horror flick, this psychological thriller scares the bejesus out of you while subtly using malpractice as metaphor for a generally unacknowledged aspect of American culture. Mar 12, 2007 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Relatively-sophisticated for a sci-fi horror flick, this psychological thriller scares the bejesus out of you while subtly using malpractice as metaphor for a generally unacknowledged aspect of American culture.
Kam Williams
Maybe... if you spend your life worrying... then the only way that your life will have meaning is if what you fear becomes real.
Super Reviewer
A man goes to the hospital for a routine colonoscopy, but finds himself drugged, bearing strange scars and increasingly unable to tell reality from his paranoid fantasy. A promising scenario undone by rookie directing mistakes: it drags in the beginning, creates a nice sense of mystery and dread in the middle, then blows it with an anticlimax.
I really wish this movie didn't take so long to get where it was going. Granted, it is one of the most terrifying concept for a film I have ever seen: the horror stems from the compounding medical errors visited upon the protagonist. I wasn't really on board for the twist at the end, but I cannot say that this is a bad movie. It didn't deserve to be as big as it was, but it's pretty respectable.
Strange horror film where a family man is trapped in the weird hospital after his surgery. It's like a part of Twilight Zone.
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