15 Till Midnight

2010
R
1h 37min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

2,8/10

315

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Andrea McKinnon, Andrew Roth, Thomas Daniel, Antonio San Miguel, Olivia Baseman, Stacy Pippi Hammon, and Chiara Fariello in 15 Till Midnight (2010)

Parallel worlds collide as a secret society policing this phenomena track a man whose wife has seemingly disappeared.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

2,8/10

315

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Quiz
A colleague of Brandon's named Matthew Doyle briefly consulted him on the Many Worlds theory. Matthew himself had written a script years before entitled "MANY WORLDS". 15 Till Midnight has a few varied references to this older work.

Citazioni
Lukas Reyes: I can't stand Puccini.

Versioni alternative
The original, 110-minute version that screened at various venues contained extended dialogue scenes during each office conversation. It lacked the shots of Olivia Baseman's character watching Lukas and Damon in the bar and also lacked the opening text explaining the laws of the Many Worlds theory. There were also various takes and shots that are different than in the final version of the film.

Connessioni
Referenced in Song of the Shattered (2010)

Colonne sonore
As Time Goes By (Dub Remix)
Music and lyrics by Herman Hupfeld
Performed by Billie Holiday
Dub Remix by ScreamerClauz

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Recensione in evidenza

Great plot, terrible otherwise

The plot, the story, was great. Original and creative, sadly that is all that it has going for it.

The acting was nothing short of atrocious, I can see what the director was trying to do, maybe they should have sacrificed some of the plot to build character, better yet, hire some better actors. They were amateurs, there was no "oomph" behind the performance, no emotion.

The sound editors, fire them. Do they even understand what balance is? The film crew? Do not do with a camera what you cannot do with your eyes, it breaks focus. You have a long way to go, use the dolly. It's there for a reason.

I hope someone does remake this, doing it properly. It'll be much more watchable.