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Disturbia
(2007)
 
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Directed
by:
D. J. Caruso |
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COUNTRY
USA |
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GENRE
Thriller |
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NORWEGIAN TITLE
Disturbia |
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RUNNING
TIME
105 minutes |
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Produced
by:
Joe Medjuck
E. Bernett Walsh
Jackie Marcus |
Written by:
Christopher Landon
Carl Ellsworth |
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Cast includes:
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CHARACTER |
ACTOR/ACTRESS |
RATING |
| Kale Brecht |
Shia LaBeouf |
 ½ |
| Robert Turner |
David Morse |
½ |
| Ashley Carlson |
Sarah Roemer |
- |
| Julie Brecht |
Carrie-Anne
Moss |
- |
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Ronald "Ronnie"
Chu |
Aaron Yoo |
- |
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Officer Gutierrez |
Jose Pablo Cantillo |
- |
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Daniel "Danny"
Brecht |
Matt Craven |
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Detective Parker |
Viola Davis |
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Review
A bored suburban teenager (Shia
LaBeouf) on house arrest starts spying on his neighbours, making one
of them his girlfriend (Sarah Roemer), before the two begin
suspecting that another neighbour (David Morse) might in fact
be a serial killer. This by 2007 standards chic thriller directed by
D. J. Caruso (Eagle Eye) retains a rather attractive offbeat quality
for much of its running time, with LaBeouf serving as an effective
tool for the film's study of various ethical borderlands. That is,
until we're approaching the solution and the clichéd David Morse
character takes centre stage. Most everything about the finale is a
let-down.
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