What Lies Beneath
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Movie Reviews of What Lies Beneath
Movie Review: Pshyco = Shower, What Lies Beneath = Tub
Summary: 5 Stars
One word . . . Amazing! I rented this movie during the summer and immediatley got my own copy as soon as possible. This is a very quiet, tranquil movie and when you atleast expect it something happens to snape you out of your relaxed mode and scare the [heck] out of you. Phiffer and Ford are an amazing team in this movie, as well as the supportting cast. You can definately tell that Robert Z is trying to follow the footsteps of the great Alfred Hictchcock. He has eveything to the score down pat. I swear after a few minutes it will feel like you are watch Psycho. I would definately recomment "Cast Away" as well. Rebert makes relaxing movies that are a vacation from the ordinary. I don't think but Dreamworks keeps popping out the good flicks. Get it , watch it, love it. Trust me on this one!Movie Review: Great Movie and Great DVD!
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this DVD!! What Lies Beneath is a great thriller. It will keep you on the end of your sofa!! The movie begins with Claire and Norman sending their 18 year old daughter off to college. Claire is left with the beautiful lake shore home to finish renevating and a lot of empty time. Norman who is a scientist continues to work hard to make that breakthrough in his research that has been driving his career forward for the past 20 years. Claire begins to hear voices and supspicous things begin to happen in the house that cause her to believe that she is losing her mind. However, upon some research of her own . . . she finds out really what lies beneath the voices and suspiscous happenings.
The DVD sound quality was very good and as always the picture and extra are great!
Movie Review: absolutely hitchcockian!
Summary: 5 Stars
i appreciated this one so much! it was really well directed and harrison and michelle totally deserve an oscar for their acting, as does the one who studied the lightening! perhaps the way of filming was more hitchcockian than anything else. of course there are many references to many hitch's pictures, but not only that: it would have been too conventional... the ending was not ridiculous, i considered it as a logical one, i mean it is said that somebody, before death, sees something most important in his life. perhaps it was the case here? i shall add it is not a mere picture, it is complex and mature and goes very deep into human feelings and powers. the beginning was excellent: slow to make you feeling totally at ease! please forgive my mistakes, my english is not my native language.Movie Review: WHAT LIES BENEATH is one of the best movies out there!!
Summary: 5 Stars
This movie is awesome and Ill tell you why. I was counting the days down untill it was came out on DVD, and I ran out in the morning to get it!! This movie leaves you hanging on the edge and you just bite your nails to see what happens next! Michelle Phiffer was EXCELLENT!!! she really is a great actress and should of won an award for the role that she played! YOU HAVE TO OWN THIS ON VIDEO because its the best movie I ever seen! I watch it every single day!!! Im obsessed with it, and you will be too. Dont listen to any bad reviews because they are sooo wrong. Go and buy this film its a collectors!! What till you see how this story goes, it leaves you hanging to see what will happen next! Thats what makes it such a good film!!! WATCH IT and you will agree!! WHAT LIES BENEATH is #1!!!Movie Review: A Tour de Force for Zemeckis
Summary: 5 Stars
Make no mistake - this is Robert Zemeckis' movie. You know the story: he made this as a lark while he was waiting for Tom Hanks to lose enough weight to shoot the second half of "Cast Away". But, what he came up with here is really a barn burner and a nice surprise for thriller buffs. Zemeckis has always been a master of the camera, and this film lets him go a little bit nuts. So much so that the final half-hour of the movie contains several of the most amazing camera shots you've EVER seen; the laws of physics are constantly in question (SPOILER GUARD: Don't look at the "making of" stuff until after you've seen the movie). All in all, a very satisfying, intelligent, somewhat subtle (until the third act) thriller, and a very entertaining project throughout.