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Look

  • 2007
  • R
  • 1h 42m
IMDb RATING
6.6/10
1.9K
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Look (2007)
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The lies, betrayal, and desires of nine different groups of people are revealed as they live out their secret lives in the sight of the security cameras that capture our every movement.The lies, betrayal, and desires of nine different groups of people are revealed as they live out their secret lives in the sight of the security cameras that capture our every movement.The lies, betrayal, and desires of nine different groups of people are revealed as they live out their secret lives in the sight of the security cameras that capture our every movement.

  • Director
    • Adam Rifkin
  • Writer
    • Adam Rifkin
  • Stars
    • Jamie McShane
    • Spencer Redford
    • Hayes MacArthur
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.6/10
    1.9K
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    • Director
      • Adam Rifkin
    • Writer
      • Adam Rifkin
    • Stars
      • Jamie McShane
      • Spencer Redford
      • Hayes MacArthur
    • 37User reviews
    • 40Critic reviews
    • 50Metascore
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 win total

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    Jamie McShane
    Jamie McShane
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    Spencer Redford
    Spencer Redford
    • Sherri…
    Hayes MacArthur
    Hayes MacArthur
    • Tony…
    Nichelle Hines
    Nichelle Hines
    • Lydia
    Ben Weber
    Ben Weber
    • Marty
    Paul Schackman
    Paul Schackman
    • Ben
    Chris Williams
    Chris Williams
    • George Higgins
    Jennifer Fontaine
    Jennifer Fontaine
    • Louise
    Giuseppe Andrews
    Giuseppe Andrews
    • Willie
    Miles Dougal
    Miles Dougal
    • Carl
    Rhys Coiro
    Rhys Coiro
    • Ace
    Sebastian Feldman
    Sebastian Feldman
    • Ron
    Kimberly Quinn
    Kimberly Quinn
    • Joan…
    Heather Hogan
    Heather Hogan
    • Holly
    Ryan Cutrona
    Ryan Cutrona
    • Mr. Bates
    Valerie Breiman
    Valerie Breiman
    • Stephanie
    Tom Hodges
    Tom Hodges
    • Stuart
    Kris Bergen
    • Marty's Co-worker
    • Director
      • Adam Rifkin
    • Writer
      • Adam Rifkin
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    10killer-robot!

    I'm getting electrocuted.

    In New York City there is a TV channel that plays nothing but traffic camera footage all day. I enjoy watching this channel and keeping tabs on the humans of New York and their automobiles. However, I have often longed for the elements of sound and story to be added to this channel. Fortunately, Look was made and now after seeing it my longing has been sated.

    I have found after exposing humans to this film that shooting an entire movie primarily with surveillance cameras opens up many of the voyeuristic pleasure centers in their brains. This despite the fact that the humans are watching this with the knowledge that this is a work of fiction.

    This film leaves you wanting more. I do not know if that is a good thing or if wanting more should leave you feeling dirty. Perhaps it is both and perhaps that is a good thing. I do not know, allow me some time to consult Martha Stewart on this matter and I will get back to you.

    See this film humans.
    9dielancoral

    much better than expected!

    Didn't think from synopsis I would be into this, but was hooked in the first 10 minutes. Really engaging and fascinating how the format draws you in. Good, solid entertainment. Very well executed.

    The lack of traditional camera-work and the ugliness that inherently comes with this "security cam" type footage was a big issue for me before I even started watching it, but once into it I forgot it entirely. The great thing about it is that not only is it fun and enthralling, but it gets your thinking about the whole concept of voyeurism and how often we're being watched. Check this out for something different but refreshing. Definitely recommend it.
    4shayg

    Interesting to use only security camera footage, but poor script

    This movie is basically several stories woven together, with the technical constraint of only using footage from any security cameras that would have seen them. It's an interesting approach, but beyond that I found the actual stories lacking.

    This wouldn't be so bad if the packaging didn't make it out as a movie that showed why security cameras were bad; ironically, almost all the significant things the cameras capture the characters doing involve breaking the law or other poor things that you want cameras to capture. Regardless, with so many cameras out there, there's no way even a small fraction of them can be watched by people all the time, since there are so many millions of hours produced each day.

    At some point I also realized that *none* of the shots in the movie are from actual security cameras, rather they're all done with movie cameras and then digitally altered to look like security camera footage (blurry, camera ID and time text overlay). Sometimes peoples' faces are pixelated out, as if these were real security camera shots, even though this is just fiction. This for me seemed almost deceptive, trying to trick the audience into believing it was from real security cameras. I don't even think cameras are legal in dressing rooms, as in the gratuitous opening shot of the movie.

    I found this movie disappointing, but still have to respect the creators for the interesting technical constraint of having all shots from security cameras. That's its only saving grace.
    8angel_i13

    LOVE this movie

    It's funny because I don't think the acting in this is very good MOST of the time...but I'm not sure the movie would be any better if it was. The storytelling and the "cinematography" is amazing.

    The terrible way that it starts led me to believe I was going to watch a pretty bad B movie and I even started thinking about what else I could do when I couldn't take it anymore...

    Then it started to turn into a compelling drama and then a thriller and the whole time I couldn't stop thinking: OMG - there are cameras EVERYWHERE! EEP! I really enjoy that some things don't resolve - that's how life is, right there.

    Personally, I think that the way it suspends between reality and fiction - constantly pulling the viewer back and forth between the two - is just amazing. Very nice work.
    6disdressed12

    not very realistic or informative, but entertaining

    i guess the purpose of this movie is too show that no matter where you are,there's a surveillance camera recording your every movement.that might make some paranoid,but others might be indifferent to it.i mean,if you have nothing to hide,who cares,right.but this isn'rt really a movie Per Se.it's more a cluster of vignettes some of which are connected,others which are not.it regardless,it isn't very realistic.and there are a lot of scenes,that could kindly be referred to as filler.you'll have to view it to find out more.there are no big name actors here,which is a plus.form a purely entertainment point of view,it's not bad.from an information standpoint,i don't think it's as good,though.but if you want something to pass the time,this works.for me,Look is a 6/10

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    Storyline

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    • Trivia
      According to the DVD commentary, the women one character is shown having sex with in the store room during a montage were portrayed by porn actresses.
    • Quotes

      Willie: Once I get my fucking record deal man, it don't matter how old or how fucking ugly I am. All these hot teeny boppers are gonna be fucking lining up to gobble the grits from my fucking loin straw. Listen to this fucking new tune. Is called electrocuted. I wrote it last night. Ready? Dig it man.

    • Connections
      Features The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue (1997)
    • Soundtracks
      Sweetheart Serenade
      Written & performed by Werner Tautz

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    Details

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    • Release date
      • September 6, 2008 (Japan)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Official site
      • Official site (Japan)
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Наблюдение
    • Filming locations
      • Los Angeles, California, USA
    • Production companies
      • Captured Films
      • Meteor Productions
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    Box office

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    • Gross US & Canada
      • $16,136
    • Opening weekend US & Canada
      • $10,347
      • Dec 16, 2007
    • Gross worldwide
      • $16,136
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    Tech specs

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    • Runtime
      • 1h 42m(102 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.85 : 1

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