You have 0 item(s)
Your Total is $0.00
The
nickname that stuck. As a child, Skeet Ulrich’s Little
League coach called him "Skeeter", comparing his size to
that of a mosquito.
The Cell
Product Details
Item Number: 431355Description: 27 x 40 Movie Poster - Style B
Product Condition: NEW
Availability: Available - 3-5 Business Day
Processing Time Prior to Shipping
Price: $29.99
Year: 2000
Cast: Jennifer Lopez, Vince Vaughn, Vincent D'Onofrio, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Dylan Baker, Jake Weber, Patrick Bauchau, James Gammon, Tara Subkoff, Gareth Williams, Colton James
Directed By: Tarsem
Psychotherapist Catherine (Lopez) is involved in breakthrough research that allows her access into a patient's mind. Desperate FBI agent Novak (Vaughn) asks her to invade the mind of a comatose serial killer (D'Onofrio) in order to save his latest victim. As you'd expect, the mind of a serial killer is not an exactly pleasant place to be, and Catherine (and the audience) encounters some pretty creepy and disturbing stuff. Feature debut of music video director Tarsem (REM's "Losing My Religion") is long on dazzling visual effects, trippy images, and style, but short on real suspense and cohesive plotting. Narrative is not the main focus here, however, so the faint of heart and the plot-dependent are forewarned.
Cast: Jennifer Lopez, Vince Vaughn, Vincent D'Onofrio, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Dylan Baker, Jake Weber, Patrick Bauchau, James Gammon, Tara Subkoff, Gareth Williams, Colton James
Directed By: Tarsem
Psychotherapist Catherine (Lopez) is involved in breakthrough research that allows her access into a patient's mind. Desperate FBI agent Novak (Vaughn) asks her to invade the mind of a comatose serial killer (D'Onofrio) in order to save his latest victim. As you'd expect, the mind of a serial killer is not an exactly pleasant place to be, and Catherine (and the audience) encounters some pretty creepy and disturbing stuff. Feature debut of music video director Tarsem (REM's "Losing My Religion") is long on dazzling visual effects, trippy images, and style, but short on real suspense and cohesive plotting. Narrative is not the main focus here, however, so the faint of heart and the plot-dependent are forewarned.
This is where the customer reviews will go
18 Additional Products from "The Cell" Below
Looking for a copy of the movie "The Cell"?
• Search Amazon.com for DVD | VHS
• Search Movies Unlimited
• Search Amazon.com for DVD | VHS
• Search Movies Unlimited
|
|
